Credit unions positively affect their communities each and every day. Check out how credit unions in the St. Louis area are supporting their communities and the people in them.
1st Financial FCU and Beyond Housing Join Forces to Make an Impact in the Local Community
Credit unions are truly inspiring! They positively impact the lives of their members, communities, and even fellow credit unions. Read on for the latest examples of how credit unions make a difference.
Horizon Credit Union Awards $2,500 in Scholarships
Calling all credit unions! It's time to get the ball rolling for the 2015 Warners' Warm-Up coat drive. With your help, we can keep the city warm and toasty this winter. Each year, the St. Louis Chapter of Credit Unions teams up with First Things First, Kurt Warner’s charitable foundation that hosts the coat drive.
The deadline is this week to register for the St. Louis Chapter of Credit Unions Legislative Reception. RSVPs must be in by August 14. State senators and representatives, along with staff, are invited to attend – and more than a dozen lawmakers have already registered.
Mark your calendar and plan to attend the St. Louis Chapter of Credit Union's 2015 Leadership Breakfast. The event is recommended for managers and key decision makers within your credit union.
The St. Louis Chapter of Credit Unions will host a consumer seminar, “Women and Investing” on October 16, 2014.
This seminar will be presented by Cindy K. Hill, retirement planning Consultant for CUNA Mutual Group. Cindy specializes in IRA distribution planning, retirement and income planning.
Calling all credit unions! It's time to get the ball rolling for the 2014 Warners' Warm-Up coat drive. With your help, we can keep the city warm and toasty this winter. Each year, the St. Louis Chapter of Credit Unions teams up with First Things First, Kurt Warner’s charitable foundation that hosts the coat drive.
Kudos to all of the St. Louis area credit unions that participated in this year’s Warners' Warm-Up coat drive. More than 1,500 coats were collected, which means 1,500 people will be a little warmer this winter.
