Last month, Inspirus Credit Union invited students from Everett Community College to spin a wheel for a chance to win a gift card of $10, $25, or $50 for the student bookstore. The Seattle-based credit union also visited Highline Community College and Green River College with the same offer. In all, 405 students were able to offset the cost of their college textbooks with these funds.
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