SJCCU wins two awards at Co-Operative League Ceremony
St. John’s Co-operative Credit Union (SJCCU) received the Community Impact Award and Climate Change Leadership Award at the Antigua and Barbuda Co-operative League Ltd annual awards dinner.
The credit union, which has served the community for 42 years, said these awards would not have been possible without the support of their loyal members.
SJCCU thanked their members for staying with them.
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