Andrews Federal Credit Union Recognizes Scholarship Winners, Elects Board Members During Annual Meeting

By NATALIE TATE
Andrews Federal Credit Union

SUITLAND, Md. (July 20, 2026)—Andrews Federal Credit Union elected new board members and awarded $55,000 in scholarship and summer camp award funds during its recent annual meeting.

The June 2026 annual meeting was led by Andrews Federal Board Chair Kenneth McKinney and President/CEO Kenneth Orgeron. During the event, the leadership team shared the credit union’s recent successes and emphasized its ongoing commitment to strategically supporting member needs and promoting financial stability.

Three credit union directors were selected to serve three-year terms on the Andrews Federal board.

• Robert Bowie: Current Andrews Federal Board Member who has chaired the Budget and Human Resources Committees and serves on the ALCO, Nominating, and Joint Merger Committees. Retired U.S. Air Force Brigadier General. Previously served at the Pentagon as Special Assistant to the Director of the Air National Guard for the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment, and Energy.

• Tim Byers: Served Andrews Federal as Supervisory Committee Vice Chair. Retired U.S. Air Force Major General and senior executive known for leading complex engineering, infrastructure, and mission driven operations. Current President of Byers Strategy and Solutions.

• Jenny Kuhlmann: Served as the Andrews Federal Supervisory Committee Chair. Senior Congressional Affairs Officer at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Brings more than 30 years of experience in research, communications, and leadership to her work supporting the credit union’s financial safety and soundness.

“Our Board of Directors comprises volunteers who willingly share their knowledge on behalf of our credit union membership,” said Kenneth Orgeron, President and CEO of Andrews Federal Credit Union. “Their leadership and guidance ensure Andrews Federal has the strategic expertise to provide members exceptional products, services, and support to achieve their financial goals.”

Andrews Federal also awarded scholarships and summer camp awards to student members. The credit union gave ten $5,000 scholarships to incoming college freshmen and offered support for working families by providing $500 in summer camp funds for ten students.

According to Chief Operating Officer Damita Robinson, the credit union’s scholarship program is designed to support education and greater achievement for young people. “Each college scholarship represents a path and an opportunity for our students,” Robinson said. “Andrews Federal is honored to partner with them as they build a strong foundation for their future.”

Founded in 1948, Andrews Federal Credit Union has grown to serve more than 155,000 members in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, and military installations in central Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. For more information about Andrews Federal, visit andrewsfcu.org.

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UCAP’s 2nd Housing Resource Fair Connects More Than 400 Prince George’s County Residents to Critical Housing and Economic Resources
Steady community turnout highlights continued demand for housing stability, employment opportunities, and family support services across the County

By PRESS OFFICER
UCAP

Capitol Heights, Md. (July 16, 2026)—United Communities Against Poverty, Inc. (UCAP), Prince George’s County’s designated Community Action Agency, welcomed more than 400 Prince George’s County residents to its 2nd Housing Resource Fair on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, bringing together 38 organizations that provided direct access to housing counseling, mortgage assistance, employment resources, financial coaching, legal guidance, parenting support, and other essential services. The free community event connected residents with trusted experts and community partners committed to helping families achieve greater housing and financial stability.

Throughout the four-hour event, residents met one-on-one with housing counselors, mortgage professionals, employment specialists, financial coaches, legal advisors, and community organizations to explore practical solutions for their immediate and long-term needs. Families seeking to purchase their first home, homeowners navigating mortgage challenges, renters searching for housing assistance, and job seekers pursuing new employment opportunities all found resources tailored to their circumstances. The strong turnout underscored the continued need for accessible, community-based services that help families build economic security and long-term stability.

“The turnout today speaks to the challenges many families in Prince George’s County continue to face every day,” said Rasheeda Jamison, President and CEO of UCAP. “People are looking for trusted guidance, practical solutions, and organizations that will walk alongside them. Whether someone is purchasing their first home, working to prevent foreclosure or eviction, improving their financial health, or searching for employment, UCAP is committed to helping families move toward long-term stability.”
 
Participating organizations provided information and direct access to rental and mortgage assistance, foreclosure prevention , first-time homebuyer programs, HUD-certified housing counseling, credit counseling and financial coaching, employment resources, parenting support, legal and estate planning, and other programs designed to strengthen financial well-being. Attendees also participated in educational discussions with industry experts and connected with UCAP staff to learn more about the organization’s comprehensive year-round services.

“While today’s fair has concluded, our commitment to serving the community continues every day,” Jamison added. “Our door remains open to anyone seeking housing counseling, financial coaching, workforce development, or other supportive services. We want every resident to know they do not have to navigate these challenges alone.”

Residents who were unable to attend can still access UCAP’s HUD-certified housing counseling, mortgage assistance, credit coaching, first-time homebuyer education, employment services, emergency food assistance, weatherization services, senior services, and family stabilization programs throughout the year. For more information, call 301-322-5700 or visit www.ucappgc.org.

United Communities Against Poverty, Inc. (UCAP) is one of Prince George’s County’s leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to alleviating poverty, promoting self-sufficiency, and creating pathways to economic opportunity. Since 1964, UCAP has empowered individuals and families through housing, economic development, education, workforce development, and supportive services that strengthen communities and transform lives.

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