We're Here to Help
Coffee Chats for Community Members Impacted by Chillicothe Paper Mill Closure
At Homeland Credit Union, we believe in standing with our community during challenging times. With the recent closure of the Chillicothe Paper Mill, we know many of our friends, neighbors, and members are facing uncertainty. That’s why we’re inviting anyone impacted by the closure to join us for a series of free Coffee Chats this August and September.
📅 When & Where:
- August 20, August 27, September 3, September 10
- 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
- 25 Consumer Center Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601
☕ What to Expect:
Grab a cup of coffee, relax, and chat with our knowledgeable staff. We’ll be here to answer your questions about:
- IRAs and retirement options
- Budgeting strategies
- Loan assistance programs
- Other financial resources available to you
These sessions are designed to be informal and supportive—no pressure, just helpful information and friendly conversation.
✅ Registration:
Registration is encouraged but not required. You can sign up here: https://forms.gle/7Lwm4LMahU5hLo3F6
We’re here for you. Let’s work together to navigate this transition and find the best path forward.
If you have fallen on hard times, reach out
Homeland Credit Union is in the business of helping people. It is our goal to help see you through these difficult times.
Here are some examples of ways we can assist you:
- Skip A Pays
- Loan Modifications
- Debt Consolidation
- Refinance Options
- Financial Counseling
- Other options may apply on a case by case basis
Dear Homeland CU Members,
We
understand that during these difficult times, some of you may be struggling
with loan payments, credit card debt, and the all too real stress that comes
with choosing between feeding your families and paying your bills. At Homeland
Credit Union we are not in the business of making your life more difficult, but
helping you flourish. As you review your finances and discover any shortcomings
in your budget, we encourage you to give us a call. Don't wait until you're
behind on a payment or two but call us right away so we can see how we might
help prevent you from falling behind. There are many options when it comes to
working with you for some financial help and often, we can help you find more
money each month. We thank you for choosing us as your financial
institution and ask that you continue to trust us, as we all navigate the
current financial environment.
~Shayne R. Poe, CEO
Community Resources
Below is a list of available resources in Ross, Pickaway, Pike, and Highland Counties. For more information about resources available in your community please call the social services hotline 211.
Ross County
- Ross County Community Action 740-702-7222
- Hope Clinic of Ross County 740-774-4606
- Good Samaritan Food Pantry 740-774-6303
- United Way of Ross County 740-773-3280
- Ross County Hunger Coalition 740-773-3280
Pike County
- Pike County Community Action 740-289-2371
- Pike Outreach Food Pantry 740-947-7151
- Bridgehaven 740-941-4348
- Elizabeth's Hope Women's Center 740-947-1060
- Bottom's Up Diaper Bank
Pickaway County
- Pickaway County Community Action 740-477-1655
- Emergency Clearinghouse Food Pantry 740-412-1538
- Elizabeth's Hope Women's Center 740-477-1761
- Haven House of Pickaway County 740-477-9113
- Bottom's Up Diaper Bank
Highland County
- Highland County Community Action 937-393-3458
- HEAP Winter Crisis Program 937-981-9718
- Elizabeth's Hope Women's Center 937-981-3052
- Highland County Homeless Shelter 937-393-0634
Job & Family Services
- Ross County 740-773-2651
- Pickaway County 740-474-7588
- Pike County 740-947-2171
- Highland County 937-393-4278