Category: Credit unions
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The Community Foundation of Macon County and Decatur Earthmover Credit Union Collaborate on $1 Million Moving Forward Grant Program

Article Published by Decatur Tribune – February 1, 2024 Macon County – The Community Foundation of Macon County (CFMC) and Decatur Earthmover Credit Union (DECU) announce a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive $1 million grant funding collaboration, Moving Forward. This new initiative will provide increased 2024 grant funding opportunities for nonprofit organizations to help…
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Cardiologist and Broadview Federal Credit Union to receive Donald Led Duke Award at Feb. 9 Heart Ball

Article Published by the Capital Region Chamber – January 31, 2024 Cardiologist Mandeep Sidhu, M.D., MBA, was inspired to become a part of the American Heart Association after attending Scientific Sessions, the American Heart Association’s annual conference that brings together thousands of scientists to present new cardiovascular research, when he was a…
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CREDIT UNION SUPERHEROES ASSEMBLE!

Credit Union employees are superheroes. They volunteer countless hours of service. They come to the rescue of those of modest means who are potential victims of predatory villains. They educate members on personal finance and homeownership. They place people before profits. They invest in communities and neighborhoods where members reside. They…
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Kitsap Credit Union: A local credit union inspiring its community

Article by Mike Salk – MyNorthwest – January 31, 2024 In the heart of Kitsap County, a financial institution is making waves not just as a banking entity but as a beacon of community support. Kitsap Credit Union (KCU), with its deep-rooted commitment to the well-being of the community, has…
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MSU Federal Credit Union donates $50,000 to WKAR Public Media

This story was originally published on WKAR.org. – January 27, 2024 WKAR Public Media was recently awarded $50,000 from Michigan State University Federal Credit Union to support the station’s community wide educational initiatives. The donation was presented during the annual PBS KIDS Day at WKAR on Jan. 27, 2024, where more than…
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APCO Employees Credit Union’s Share the Care Foundation Donates $85,000 to Local Non-profits

Published by APCO Employee Credit Union – January 2024 APCO Employees Credit Union’s Share the Care Foundation hosted its 19th Annual Golf Tournament and its Inaugural Topgolf Tournament in 2023. Thanks to combined contributions from APCO Employees Credit Union members, employees, and business partners, the foundation was able to donate…
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ARE CREDIT UNIONS PERFECT?

YES, they are perfectly poised to be your best banking option: Here’s five (5) reasons why: Mark S. Brantley, Esq. is currently known as the CUEvangelist – “Spreading the Good News About CUs!” Mark is also an Asst. Director of Operations at Arizona State University and was the former vice-chairman…
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MMCCU Launches Special Membership Drive in Honor of Leap Day This Month

Published by MMCCU - January 30, 2024 In celebration of Leap Day on February 29, MMCCU is excited to announce a special initiative aimed at giving back to the community while welcoming new members into its fold. During the entire month of February, MMCCU invites individuals to “Leap to action” by…
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Community Food Bank receives $20,000 from Suncoast Credit Union

Article by Nancy Kennedy - Chronicle Reporter – January 29, 2024 In Citrus County, food-insecure students have opportunities to eat breakfast and lunch at school and on weekends through the Citrus County Blessings program. But, despite these programs, some kids are still hungry. Thanks to a recent $20,000 grant to the…
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West Texas A&M U. and Education Credit Union Team for Student Financial Literacy Workshops

Published by Chip Chandler – West Texas A&M University –January 29, 2024 CANYON, Texas — West Texas A&M University students are getting a crash course in financial literacy, thanks to a partnership between the University and Education Credit Union. The Advanced Money Management Boot Camp will offer students five interactive workshop…
