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Logix Federal Credit Union donated 1,000 N95 masks to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital this week, as the local financial institution’s staff wanted to show their commitment to healthcare workers and the Santa Clarita Valley community.

“We want to help protect our courageous healthcare workers, as they continue to provide service to the community,” President and CEO Ana Fonseca said. “Supporting Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital with this donation of 1,000 N95 masks is important to us. We have been working with the hospital for about 20 years and we intend to continue to contribute in the ways that can keep them safe and able to deliver the best possible care.”

Logix Community Relations reached out to the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation last month to ask how they could share a gesture of gratitude. On March 27, Henry Mayo employees were provided coffee courtesy of Logix.

“Logix has been a President’s Circle member during the last few years,” said Marlee Lauffer, Foundation
president and vice president, marketing and communications for Henry Mayo.

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“We appreciate the dedication Logix continues to demonstrate,” Lauffer said. “Our partnership provides value to the hospital, our employees and patients. We are truly grateful for their participation in helping make our facility successful, especially during this time.”

In response to the pandemic, Logix is committed to keeping its employees, members and communities it serves, safe.

For more information on the credit union’s response to coronavirus, visit www.lfcu.com/COVID19.

n95 masks - From left: Alethia Calagias – Community Relations Manager and Nick Mitchell - Vice President, Legal Affairs/Corporate Counsel, Logix Federal Credit Union; Marlee Lauffer, Foundation President and Vice President, Marketing and Communications; and Renee Leon, Donor Relations Officer for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation. | Photo: Bryant Wieczorek for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.

From left: Alethia Calagias – Community Relations Manager and Nick Mitchell – Vice President, Legal Affairs/Corporate Counsel, Logix Federal Credit Union; Marlee Lauffer, Foundation President and Vice President, Marketing and Communications; and Renee Leon, Donor Relations Officer for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation. | Photo: Bryant Wieczorek for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.

About Logix
Logix Federal Credit Union offers a variety of services, such as checking and savings accounts, auto and mortgage loans, as well as credit cards. Chartered in 1937, Logix Federal Credit Union offers a full menu of financial services, and surcharge-free access to 35,000 ATMs nationwide. Logix Federal Credit Union is rated “superior” for financial strength, and is the largest credit union headquartered in Los Angeles County, with more than 200,000 members and $7 billion in assets. Logix operates 17 branches in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. In 2018 and 2019, Logix Federal Credit Union was named the top four best credit unions in California by Forbes. The credit union has been voted best in a financial services category by readers of the Santa Clarita Valley’s The Signal for 14 consecutive years. Southern California residents are eligible to open an account. Savings are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. Logix is an equal housing lender.
For more information, visit www.lfcu.com.

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2 Comments

  1. Gordon Harvey says:

    I today’s times, I would not trust the China standards:

    N95 is certified as the level of United States breathing apparatus, by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). The N95 certified respirator has a filtration efficiency of not less than 95% of non-oily particles, and the mask must be marked “NIOSH” and “N95”.

    KN95 is a respirator with the certification level that complies with China’s mandatory standard GB2626-2006. The filtration efficiency of KN95 certified respirator is not less than 95% of non-oily particles, and the mask must be marked “GB2626-2006 KN95”.

  2. Jim Ventress says:

    It’s nice to see so many companies and people stepping up to help our community. Way to go Logix!!

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