CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Members with CoastLife Credit Union were proud to bring back a tradition that has been delayed for two years due to the pandemic: Howdy Daze!
Howdy Daze is a 15-year-old event and featured free family-fun activities, food, and dinosaurs. It also encouraged health and wellness, along with financial literacy - two of the credit union's initiatives to better support the community.
CEO of CoastLife Credit Union Gina Prince told 3NEWS their plans for next year's event, "Well, always bigger and better. We want the community to come out and just have a good time, and learn some things in the meantime. We have a lot of vendors here today that talk about community services, so it helps to educate the community also."
Fun plus education sounds like a recipe for a great time!
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