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Eleven high schools in north Texas are the beneficiaries of $110,000 from Texas Trust Credit Union. Spirit Debit Reward cardholders used their debit cards 725,000 times, generating fifteen cents a swipe for the schools.

Texas Trust Credit Union kicked-off its second youth advisory council by initiating sixteen new members. The new members include sophomores, juniors and seniors from seven school districts within the Texas Trust membership area.

RAD Data Communications has donated a number of its ETX-202A Ethernet demarcation devices to the University of Houston’s AT&T technology lab, to help students learn more about and better understand advanced networking systems.

Texas Trust Credit Union purchased two office buildings with nearly 80,000 square feet of space. The office park will become Texas Trust's new corporate headquarters.

Telecom industry veteran Dror Bin is the new president and CEO at RAD Data Communications. His career has included roles as venture capital partner at Carmel Ventures as well as head of sales, group president, and marketing positions at Comverse.

RAD's ETX-5300A Ethernet service aggregation platform, a cost-saving convergence solution, is a finalist for the 2012 Carrier Ethernet award. The winner will be announced at the Carrier Ethernet World Congress in September

RAD Data Communications has introduced a 10 GbE network termination unit for delivery of high capacity access such as Carrier Ethernet services. The NTU has unparalleled intelligent demarcation and aggregation capabilities.

Texas Trust's mobile app allows consumers to conduct secure financial transactions, including accessing account data, check account balances and transfer money between accounts. The Texas Trust mobile app is available on iPhone and Android devices.

Texas teens interested in learning about personal finances and credit union leadership are invited to join the Texas Trust Youth Advisory Council. Up to 20 high school students will be chosen to be on the 2012 Texas Trust Youth Advisory Council.

Homeschool teens awarded $500 scholarships from the North Texas Home Educators' Network (NTHEN).