WOOD RIVER — Madison County Child Advocacy Center continues to benefit from the generosities of 1st MidAmerica Credit Union and its employees. Credit Union officials presented the Child Advocacy Center (CAC) with a check for $24,000 that it raised through its annual charity golf tournament. “The credit union is an active ‘partner in hope’ with the CAC and consistently supports its mission,” CAC Executive Director Carrie Cohan said. Since 2013, the funds raised by 1st MidAmerica’s golf tournament has been donated to the CAC. “The support that the Center received through this tournament is incredible,” Cohan said. “We are grateful to 1st MidAmerica for their generosity, partnership and commitment to ensuring children and families are heard supported and connected throughout an abuse allegation.” President and CEO of 1st MidAmerica, Alan Meyer, said the partnership between the credit union and CAC is special and the credit
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