The Davis Direction Foundation’s The Zone works tirelessly to help those in our community who battle addiction. It is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO) that mobilizes resources within and outside of the recovery community to make it possible for the recovery population to find long-term recovery. Credit Union of Georgia has been a supporter of the organization since 2018 and proudly sponsors their quarterly Recovery Roundtable Leadership Council as well as other events totaling in over $4,000 in support dollars.

During the quarterly Recovery Roundtable Leadership Council leaders from all over the community gather to discuss different topics related to addiction and recovery within the community. The Zone is proud to provide peer support to those in need. Peer support is an evidenced-based approach to recovery support that is sweeping the country. Because of the astronomical relapse rate associated with opioid/heroin addiction, they believe that after-care from rehabilitation or incarceration is essential to fill the gap that will help those stay in recovery.

“We are always looking for ways to serve our community. When we heard about The Zone we knew that this was a cause that needed our support. It is such a unique resource for the members in our community,” said Kathy Winiarczyk, Business Development Officer.

The Zone is continuing their in-person fundraising events such as the upcoming Cardinal’s Nest Luncheon on November 21st. You can learn more about upcoming events and support the fight against addiction visit www.DavisDirection.com.

To learn more how you can give back to your community with Credit Union of Georgia follow along on social media and www.CUofGA.org for their latest fundraising efforts.

About Credit Union of Georgia
Credit Union of Georgia has been a part of the Northwest Georgia Community since 1960 and serves those who live and work in Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Douglas, Gilmer, Fulton, Paulding and Pickens Counties. Credit Union of Georgia is a state-chartered credit union organized under the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance, and its deposit accounts are federally insured through the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund. As a not-for-profit financial institution, Credit Union of Georgia is uniquely different in that any money earned by the Credit Union is returned to its members/owners in the form of competitive dividends and lower lending interest rates.