9 Tips to Avoid Overspending During the Holidays

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9 Tips to Avoid Overspending During the Holidays

The holidays are full of joy, tradition and togetherness — but they can also bring pressure to spend, spend, spend. Between gifts, travel, food, décor and special events, it’s easy for costs to snowball before you even realize it.

The good news? With a little planning and a few smart money habits, you can enjoy a meaningful holiday season without stretching your budget or starting the new year with financial regret.

Here are nine simple ways to stay on track:

1. Set a Realistic Holiday Budget (and Actually Write It Down)

Before the holiday sales hit your inbox, decide how much you can comfortably spend — not how much you wish you had.

Break it down into categories like: Gifts, Food + hosting, Decorations, Events/activities, Travel, Charitable giving, and so on. A clear number gives you guardrails and prevents impulse buys.

2. Make a Gift List and Assign Spending Limits

Overspending often happens when purchases are made on the fly. Instead:

  • List everyone you’re buying for
  • Assign a spending limit for each person
  • Stick to it

This eliminates the last-minute scramble that usually costs more.

3. Use Cash or a Separate Holiday Spending Account

Using a dedicated checking or savings account (or even a digital envelope) helps keep holiday spending in one place. You can automate transfers into this account ahead of the season to build a cushion.

Cash-only works too — when the envelope is empty, you’re done.

4. Take Advantage of Sales — But Shop Intentionally

Sales are helpful when planned, not impulsive.

A few smart shopping habits:

  • Check prices ahead of time
  • Comparison shop
  • Use price-drop browser extensions
  • Shop early to avoid expensive panic purchases

5. Give Creative, Low-Cost or Shared Gifts

Gift-giving doesn’t have to be expensive to be meaningful. Consider:

  • Homemade baked goods
  • Photo books or framed prints
  • Handwritten letters
  • Experience gifts
  • Group gifts where everyone contributes

Thoughtful often beats costly.

6. Track Your Spending in Real Time

Use a notes app, spreadsheet or budgeting app to log expenses as you go. Seeing the numbers helps you adjust before you go over budget.

7. Avoid the Buy-Now, Pay-Later Trap

BNPL services can seem convenient, but small installment plans add up quickly. If you can’t buy it outright within your budget, it might be worth rethinking.

8. Limit Social Media Time & Filter Your Content

Holiday ads, influencer gift guides and “must-have” videos can make even the most disciplined shopper feel pressured. Try:

  • Limiting daily social media time
  • Mute or unfollow accounts that push frequent shopping
  • Use content filters to hide targeted ads where possible

Reducing exposure to constant “buy now” messaging helps keep your budget (and mindset) in check.

9. Turn Off One-Click Buying

Impulse buying is much harder when you have to manually type in your card information.
Disable:

  • One-click checkout
  • Stored payment info
  • Auto-fill card numbers

Adding that extra friction gives you time to pause and ask, “Do I really need this?”

Enjoy the Holidays Without the Financial Stress

The holidays should feel joyful – not overwhelming. By planning ahead, shopping with intention and building healthy digital habits, you can celebrate the season without overspending or dipping into money you’ll need in the new year.

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5 Budget-Friendly Tips for a Memorable Thanksgiving

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5 Budget-Friendly Tips for a Memorable Thanksgiving

Celebrate Thanksgiving Without Overspending

Thanksgiving is a time to gather, give thanks, and share a great meal — but it doesn’t have to mean stretching your wallet. Between groceries, travel, and decorations, the costs can add up quickly. Luckily, a little planning can help you save without missing out on the fun.

Here are 5 budget-friendly Thanksgiving tips to help you enjoy the holiday while keeping your finances in check.

1. Plan Your Menu and Shop Smart

A smart Thanksgiving starts with a plan. Make your menu early and list only what you need. Compare grocery store ads, shop generic brands, and take advantage of holiday promotions.

Bonus Tip: Shop for fresh, seasonal produce like sweet potatoes, carrots, and squash—they’re flavorful, affordable, and perfect for fall dishes.

2. Host a Potluck to Share the Costs

Hosting the big meal doesn’t mean you have to cover the full spread. Ask guests to bring a side dish, appetizer, or dessert. It cuts down costs, saves time, and brings everyone together in the spirit of giving.

Pro Tip: Use a free online tool like SignUpGenius to organize your meal plan. Create a list of dishes and let family and friends sign up for what they’ll bring — so you don’t end up with three green bean casseroles and no rolls!

3. Use Rewards or Round-Up Savings

Put your everyday spending to work. If your credit union offers Debit Card Round-Up savings or rewards programs, use those funds for groceries or travel costs. It’s an easy, no-stress way to pay for holiday expenses.

COPFCU Tip: Round-Up savings adds up faster than you think — especially during the holiday season!

4. Get Creative with DIY Decor

Skip the expensive décor aisle and get crafty! Repurpose fall decorations from Halloween, make your own centerpieces with candles, pinecones, and leaves, or shop at local discount stores. Simple touches can make your home feel festive without the price tag.

DIY Tip: Wrap mason jars in burlap ribbon and fill them with tea lights or cinnamon sticks for an easy centerpiece.

5. Save on Travel and Holiday Expenses

If you’re traveling to see loved ones, plan ahead. Compare airfare early or travel on off-peak days to save on tickets. Driving instead? Use gas apps to find the cheapest stations and pack snacks for the road.

And if extra expenses sneak up on you, programs like Skip-a-Pay or low-rate personal loans from your credit union can help you manage cash flow stress-free.

Gratitude Costs Nothing

The best parts of Thanksgiving – laughter, love, and gratitude – are completely free. With these simple tips, you can focus on creating meaningful moments while keeping your finances on track.

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International Credit Union Day 2025

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International Credit Union Day 2025

Cooperation for a Prosperous World

Each October, millions of people around the globe come together to celebrate the unique spirit of credit unions. International Credit Union (ICU) Day®, observed every third Thursday in October since 1948, is a time to reflect on the credit union difference, share our stories, and celebrate the positive impact credit unions have on members and communities worldwide.

This year, on Thursday, October 16, 2025, we mark the 77th anniversary of ICU Day under the theme: “Cooperation for a Prosperous World.”

What is International Credit Union Day?

International Credit Union Day is more than just an annual event — it’s a global movement. With 411 million members in 104 countries, credit unions are built on the principle of People Helping People. ICU Day reminds us that credit unions exist not to make profits, but to improve lives by providing affordable financial services and giving back to the communities we serve.

What Makes Credit Unions Different?

Unlike traditional banks, credit unions are:

  • Member-Owned and Democratic – Every member has an equal voice, no matter their balance.
  • Not-for-Profit – Earnings go back to members through lower loan rates, better savings, and community support.
  • Rooted in Social Purpose – We put people first and work to meet the needs of all members, including those of modest means.
  • Volunteer-Led – Credit unions are guided by boards of directors made up of dedicated volunteers from the membership.
  • Committed to Financial Education – Helping members understand and manage money is central to our mission.
  • Trusted and Resilient – Credit unions are known worldwide for being stable, safe, and community focused.

The 2025 Theme: Cooperation for a Prosperous World

The 2025 ICU Day theme, “Cooperation for a Prosperous World,” mirrors the United Nations’ declaration of 2025 as the International Year of Cooperatives: Building a Better World Together. It reflects how credit unions across the globe help individuals and communities achieve greater prosperity through cooperation, inclusion, and shared purpose.

At COPFCU, we see this every day — in members saving for their first home, funding their children’s education, or accessing fair loans that strengthen families and neighborhoods.

Local and Global Impact

Credit unions make a difference both locally and globally:

  • Leadership and Inclusion – Initiatives like the Global Women’s Leadership Network and WYCUP (World Young Credit Union Professionals) continue to build a more inclusive and connected movement
  • Community Outreach – Providing access to safe, affordable financial services in underserved areas.
  • Global Empowerment – Through the World Council of Credit Unions, credit unions have launched over 300 technical assistance programs in 90 countries, advancing peace, stability, and economic empowerment.

Celebrating ICU Day with COPFCU

As we celebrate ICU Day, we’re proud to be part of this worldwide movement. At COPFCU, our mission is to serve, support, and empower our members. Whether it’s helping you achieve your financial goals or giving back through local community partnerships, we’re committed to the credit union philosophy of People Helping People.

This October, join us in celebrating International Credit Union Day 2025 and everything that makes credit unions unique. Together, we can build a brighter, more prosperous world. 🌍

Save on Subscription Costs Before the Holidays

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Save on Subscription Costs Before the Holidays

Boost Your Holiday Savings with Simple Changes

With the holidays just around the corner, budgets can feel tighter than ever. Between gifts, travel, and celebrations, every dollar counts. One of the easiest ways to free up extra money is by reviewing your subscription services.

Monthly fees for streaming platforms, apps, and memberships might not seem like much on their own — but together, they can quietly eat away at your finances. A quick review now can help you head into the holiday season with more room in your budget.

Needs vs. Nice-to-Haves

When you look at your subscriptions, ask yourself: Is this a need or just a nice-to-have?

  • Needs – Subscriptions that support your financial health or overall wellness (like a budgeting app, meditation program, or gym membership)
  • Nice-to-Haves – Entertainment or convenience services (like multiple streaming platforms or monthly boxes). They can be fun, but not essential—especially when you’re trying to save for the holidays.

The Autopay Catch

Autopay makes life easier, but it also makes it easy to forget what you’re paying for. Many people end up covering the cost of services they no longer use simply because the payment runs automatically.

Checking your account regularly is the best way to catch charges you may not have noticed.

Stay on Top of Subscriptions

A little attention goes a long way. Here’s how to keep subscriptions from sneaking up on your budget:

  • Use Tools – Budgeting apps or digital banking features can help track recurring payments and alert you to forgotten charges.
  • Make a List – Write down all your subscriptions and their monthly costs.
  • Review Monthly – Ask yourself if each subscription is still worth it.

Quick Win for Your Wallet

Spend just 15 minutes reviewing your subscriptions this week. Canceling even one or two could free up money for holiday spending — or help you reach your savings goals faster.

At COPFCU, we’re here to support our members’ financial wellness. Smarter money habits now mean less stress and more joy this holiday season.

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Fraud Prevention Tips for Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana Members

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Fraud Prevention Tips for Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana Members

Americans Lost $12.5 Billion to Scams in 2024 – Here’s How to Stay Protected

Scams are on the rise nationwide, and they’re impacting families right here in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana. According to the Federal Trade Commission, U.S. consumers reported more than $12.5 billion in losses to scams in 2024, a 25% jump from the previous year.

At COPFCU, protecting our members across Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana is always a top priority. Scammers are constantly finding new ways to steal money and personal information, but with the right knowledge and awareness, you can stay one step ahead.

Below, we’ve outlined some of the most common scams affecting our local communities — along with practical tips to help safeguard you and your loved ones.

1. Imposter Scam

One of the most common scams involves fraudsters posing as someone you know or trust — a friend, family member, government agency, or even a financial institution. The goal is simple: to pressure you into handing over money or sensitive information.

For example, many Ohio residents recently reported receiving fake text messages from the Ohio Turnpike, demanding payment for an “unpaid toll.” These texts included convincing links, and some victims even paid, fearing penalties or legal action.

How to protect yourself:

  • Don’t trust unexpected messages demanding money or information.
  • Contact the organization directly using a verified phone number or website.
  • Report suspicious activity to the Federal Trade Commission and delete the message.

2. Investment Scams

Investment fraud is one of the fastest-growing categories of scams, costing Americans more than $5.7 billion in 2024 alone. These schemes often promise unusually high returns with little to no risk, paired with high-pressure tactics urging you to “act now.”

How to protect yourself:

  • Be skeptical of offers that sound too good to be true.
  • Take time to research and consult a trusted financial advisor before investing.
  • Never move money or share account details with someone you haven’t met in person.

3. Lottery & Sweepstakes Scams

“Congratulations, you’ve won!” These scams usually claim you’ve won a lottery or sweepstakes you never entered. Victims are asked to provide banking information so the “winnings” can be deposited, but instead, scammers use the details to steal funds or commit identity theft.

How to protect yourself:

  • Remember: you can’t win a contest you didn’t enter.
  • Never provide personal or banking details to unsolicited callers.
  • If someone asks for money upfront to claim winnings, it’s a scam.

4. Romance (Sweetheart) Scams

Romance scams are increasingly common across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Fraudsters create fake online dating or social media profiles to build trust, then invent emergencies or travel needs to convince victims to send money.

How to protect yourself:

  • Be cautious of anyone who avoids meeting in person or refuses video calls.
  • Don’t send money or gifts to someone you’ve only met online.
  • Talk with a trusted family member or friend before making financial decisions tied to new online relationships.

What to Do if You’ve Been Scammed

If you suspect you’ve fallen victim to a scam, act quickly:

  • Contact COPFCU immediately. We’ll help secure your accounts and guide you on next steps.
  • If you sent money through another bank or payment service, contact them right away to request a stop or reversal.
  • If your Social Security number or other sensitive information was shared, place a fraud alert with one of the three major credit bureaus (Experian, TransUnion, Equifax).
  • Consider filing a report with your local police department to document the fraud.

Protecting Members Across Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky & Southeast Indiana

Fraud can happen to anyone — but being informed is your best defense. At COPFCU, we’re committed to protecting our members and communities throughout the Greater Cincinnati region, including Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

For more information on how to protect yourself from scams, please visit our fraud resources page.

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Fantasy Football & Real-Life Financial Wins

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Fantasy Football & Real-Life Financial Wins

How Strategy Turns Into Success

Fantasy football season is here — and whether you’re a first-time drafter or a seasoned pro, you know that winning requires more than luck. It’s about research, strategy, and knowing when to make the right moves.

Your finances? They work the exact same way. By applying the same principles you use in fantasy football, you can score some major real-life financial wins this season.

1. Draft Smart: Do Your Research

In fantasy football, you wouldn’t draft your lineup without checking stats, bye weeks, and depth charts. Your finances deserve the same level of attention.

Take time to know your options:

Pro Tip: Think of it like scouting — a little research now can se you up for big wins later.

2. Build a Balanced Lineup

A fantasy team stacked with just quarterbacks or wide receivers won’t get you the trophy — balance is key. The same is true with your finances.

Make sure your financial roster covers all the bases:

  • Checking Account: For your everyday spending and direct deposits
  • Savings Account: For your short-term goals and emergency fund
  • Retirement Account: For long-term growth and security
  • Certificates or High-Yield Options: For maximizing returns on the money you don’t need right away

Pro Tip: Just like in fantasy football, having depth and diversity in your lineup keeps you prepared for anything.

3. Stay Flexible & Pivot When Needed

Even the best fantasy managers need to make trades, swap players, or change lineups when the unexpected happens. Your finances are no different.

Life changes — and your financial game plan should change with it:

  • Review your budget monthly to make sure it still works for your lifestyle
  • Update your savings goals as priorities shift — from building an emergency fund to saving for a vacation or new home.
  • Refinance or consolidate debt when better rates come along to free up extra cash

Pro Tip: Flexibility is your greatest strength. Small adjustments today can set you up for big wins tomorrow.

4. Celebrate Every Win

In fantasy football, even a single point from your kicker can seal the victory. The same goes for your finances — small wins add up over time.

Celebrate milestones like:

  • Paying off a credit card balance
  • Adding an extra $100 to your emergency fund
  • Sticking to your grocery budget for the month

Pro Tip: These “mini touchdowns” add up to big wins over time. Recognizing your progress keeps you motivated and focused on the bigger picture — your financial championship season.

5. Play the Long Game

Championship teams aren’t built in a single game, and neither is financial success. The key is consistency and patience.

Commit to:

  • Saving regularly, even if it’s a small amount each week
  • Smart investing for long-term goals like retirement or college funds
  • Avoiding high-interest debt that can sideline your progress

Pro Tip: Think season, not week. Every smart play you make today builds momentum for the financial future you want.

Kick Off Your Financial Season

Winning your fantasy league takes planning, strategy, and a willingness to adapt — and so does building a strong financial future.

This season, let COPFCU be your coach. Whether you’re fine-tuning your budget, growing your savings, or planning for the big plays like buying a home or retiring, we’re here to help you draft a winning strategy.

Start your season strong:

Every winning team starts with a great playbook. Let’s build yours and make this your championship year, on and off the field.

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How to Choose the Right Co-Borrower for Your Student Loan

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How to Choose the Right Co-Borrower for Your Student Loan

Choosing the right co-borrower can make all the difference in your student loan journey. The right person can improve your approval chances, secure a better interest rate, and set you up for long-term success. Here’s what you need to know before selecting a co-borrower.

Why Having a Co-Borrower Helps

Most private student loans require a co-borrower because students often don’t yet have a strong credit history or steady income. A co-borrower adds financial strength to your application, helping you:

  • Qualify for approval
  • Secure lower interest rates
  • Build credit responsibly over time

At COPFCU, we know that education is an investment in your future. Having the right co-borrower can make that investment more affordable and less stressful.

Qualities to Look for in Co-Borrower

Not everyone is a good fit for this important role. A strong co-borrower should have:

  • Good credit history – Lenders want to see a record of on-time payments.
  • Steady income – Proves they can step in if needed.
  • Low debt levels – Ensures they’re financially capable.
  • Trust and reliability – You’ll be legally tied together for years, so trust matters.

Understand the Shared Risks

When someone agrees to co-borrow, they share full legal responsibility for the loan. That means:

  • Payments affect both credit scores.
  • Missed or late payments can harm both parties.
  • Both borrower and co-borrower remain responsible until the loan is paid off or refinanced.

Who Can Be a Co-Borrower?

  • Parents or guardians
  • Grandparents or other relatives
  • Trusted family friends

Tip: It doesn’t have to be a parent, but it should be someone financially stable and willing to take on the responsibility.

Tips for a Smooth Co-Borrowing Experience

Pairing up with a co‑borrower can open doors — better approval odds, reduced interest, better repayment flexibility — but it also means shared responsibility. Be sure to:

  • Explore all your funding options first, including scholarships, grants, and federal loans (which may offer favorable terms like forgiveness).
  • Communicate clearly and early with your potential co‑borrower — outline expectations, repayment responsibilities, and have a backup plan.
  • Review the lender’s terms carefully, including interest rates, repayment start, and whether there are any co‑borrower release options.

The Bottom Line

Having a co-borrower can open the door to the funding you need for school, but it’s a decision that should be made with care. Choose someone who is financially strong, understands the risks, and is committed to helping you succeed.

At COPFCU, we’re here to guide you through the process—from understanding your loan options to setting you up for repayment success. If you’re considering a private student loan with a co-borrower, our team can walk you through every step so you can make the best choice for your future.

Stop by your closest branch, call or visit us online to learn more about our undergrad student loan program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What does a co-borrower do?
A co-borrower shares equal legal responsibility for the loan, including payments and credit impact.

Q: What makes someone a good co-borrower?
Someone with strong credit, stable income, and a history of responsible money management.

Q: Can anyone be a co-borrower?
Usually a parent, guardian, or close relative, but friends can also qualify if they meet financial requirements.

Q: What should we talk about before applying together?
Agree on who will make payments, what happens if a payment is missed, and how you’ll communicate about the loan.

Q: Why consider federal student loans first?
Federal loans often provide better repayment plans, forgiveness options, and protections than private loans.

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5 Ways to Keep Your Home Cool and Energy Efficient This Summer

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5 Ways to Keep Your Home Cool and Energy Efficient This Summer

Summer heat can be brutal — not just on your comfort, but on your energy bill too. The good news? A few small adjustments around your home can go a long way toward keeping things cool and your electricity costs down.

Whether you’re battling a heatwave or just trying to cut back on AC use, these energy-saving tips will help you stay chill without sacrificing comfort.

1. Upgrade to a Smart Thermostat

Why It Adds Value:

If your thermostat is still stuck in the past, it might be time for an upgrade. Smart thermostats learn your routine and automatically adjust the temperature based on when you’re home or away. That means your AC isn’t running full blast while you’re at work or sleeping—and you’re saving energy without lifting a finger.

💡 Bonus: Many smart thermostats can be controlled right from your phone.

2. Block Out the Heat

Natural light is great, but direct sunlight can turn your home into a sauna fast. Closing blinds or curtains during the hottest parts of the day keeps indoor temps lower and eases the load on your cooling system. Blackout or thermal curtains can provide even more insulation and energy savings.

3. Rethink the Oven

Using your oven in the summer can warm your entire home, forcing your AC to work overtime. Instead, try grilling outside, using the microwave, or planning no-cook meals like salads, wraps, and chilled pasta dishes. You’ll stay cooler and save on energy.

4. Use Fans the Smart Way

Ceiling fans don’t actually lower the temperature in a room, but they do make you feel cooler by circulating air. Run them counterclockwise in the summer for a breeze that mimics wind chill. And don’t forget — turn them off when you leave the room to save electricity.

5. Unplug What You’re Not Using

Many devices still use energy even when they’re powered off. Known as “phantom energy,” this silent drain can add up over time. Use a smart power strip or get in the habit of unplugging electronics like chargers, coffee makers, and gaming consoles when they’re not in use.

Small Changes, Big Savings

Creating a more energy-efficient home doesn’t require a full renovation or major investment. These simple summer habits can help you stay cool and lower your utility costs—so you can enjoy the season without sweating your energy bill.

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Smart Money Moves for College

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Smart Money Moves for College

Budgeting Tips That Make a Difference

Whether you’re heading to college for the first time or returning for another semester, managing your money wisely can make all the difference. From tuition and textbooks to housing and meal plans, college expenses add up fast — but with the right financial tools and strategies, you can stay in control.

Let’s walk through smart ways to make confident financial decisions this semester, including how to handle student loans and create a budget that works for college life.

Understanding Student Loans

Student loans can help make college possible — but not all loans are created equal. It’s important to understand how they work and what your options are.

Here are some key things to keep in mind:

  • Know how much you need. Only borrow what’s absolutely necessary. Factor in your tuition, room and board, books, and other living expenses. A good rule of thumb is to borrow no more than what you expect to earn in your first year after graduation.
  • Understand the types. Federal loans often have lower fixed rates and income-based repayment, but limits may not cover all costs. Private student loans can help fill the gap with higher limits, no origination fees, in-school deferment, and flexible repayment options.
  • Read the fine print. Know your interest rate, repayment terms, and when you’ll need to start making payments.

Tip: If your federal aid or scholarships don’t cover everything, COPFCU offers affordable private student loans designed to fill the gap — with competitive rates, no origination fees, and flexible repayment options to fit your budget.

Before taking out any student loan — federal or private — it’s important to understand how much you actually need. Use our College Borrowing Formula to estimate your true costs and avoid borrowing more than necessary.

Create a Realistic College Budget

A budget helps you track your money, avoid overspending, and stay focused on your goals. Here’s a simple way to get started:

1. Start with your income.

  • Include scholarships, grants, part-time job, and family support.

2. List your expenses.

  • Fixed: tuition, rent, utilities, meal plans
  • Variable: groceries, gas, coffee, entertainment

3. Use the 50/30/20 rule as a guide.

  • 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings or debt repayment.

Tip: Use a budgeting app or spreadsheet to stay organized and on track.

Smart Spending on Campus

The little things can add up fast. Here are a few simple ways to stretch your dollars while still enjoying the college experience:

  • Take advantage of student discounts (Spotify, Amazon Prime, clothing stores, restaurants)
  • Buy used or digital textbooks, or check your campus library
  • Split costs with roommates on shared items like cleaning supplies or kitchenware
  • Review your spending weekly to stay on top of your habits

Final Thoughts

College is a big step — financially and personally. But with smart planning, the right support, and a little discipline, you can take control of your finances and focus on what really matters: your education.

At COPFCU, we’re committed to supporting your through every stage of your college journey. Whether it’s tuition, housing, or textbooks, our undergraduate student loans are designed to meet your needs at every step — without the stress.

Need help exploring your loan options or building your college budget? We’re here for you. Stop by your closest branch, call or visit us online to learn more about our undergrad student loan program.

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Cincinnati Battle of the Badges Charity Softball Game

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Cincinnati Battle of the Badges Charity Softball Game

Save the Date: 4th Annual Battle of the Badges

Saturday, September 13 at 12:30pm
📍Chris Nelms All-Star Field, 707 W. Court Street

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon as Cincinnati Police and Cincinnati Firefighters go head-to-head in the 4th Annual Battle of the Badges Charity Softball Game! It’s a family-friendly showdown you won’t want to miss.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, September 13th
Time: 12:30 PM
Location: Chris Nelms All-Star Field, 707 W. Court Street

What to Expect:

Come cheer on your favorite team as local heroes take the field for a great cause!

  • Free Food: Enjoy complimentary refreshments and snacks while you watch the game.
  • Family Fun: Activities and entertainment for all ages, making it a perfect evening out for families.

Support Local Charities

Proceeds from this year’s game will benefit two incredible local charities, helping them continue their important work in our community. Your support makes a difference!

For more info, call or email Ron Gore: rgore@copfcu.com | 513-667-5562

We look forward to seeing you there!