PITTSBURGH — Clearview Federal Credit Union has signed a five-year extension of its partnership with the Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network, expanding a relationship that has connected the credit union with Penguins fans for more than 15 years.
Under the expanded agreement, Clearview will become the presenting partner of the Penguins Radio Network, increasing the credit union’s presence across the network and its affiliates throughout Western Pennsylvania, according to Clearview.
The credit union said the agreement builds on its longstanding relationship as a corporate and broadcast partner of the Pittsburgh Penguins and will also include new community-focused initiatives extending beyond game broadcasts.
The All Community Team
Among those initiatives is the Clearview All Community Team, a program being developed with the Clearview Foundation to recognize nonprofit organizations throughout the Penguins Radio Network affiliate region.
Clearview said the program will highlight the work of local nonprofits through recognition and storytelling while providing opportunities for grant funding. Additional details about the program and other initiatives are expected to be announced during the season.
“Our longstanding relationship with the Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network makes becoming the presenting partner a significant milestone for Clearview,” Clearview President and CEO Lisa Florian said in a statement. “We look forward to using this broader platform to build on our shared connection with Penguins fans and make an even greater impact in the communities that make this region so special.”
Clearview Federal Credit Union, founded in 1953, reported more than 141,000 members and more than $2.1 billion in assets as of August 2026.
