Credit unions give back to the communities they serve. Check out the impact credit unions make in your state.
Alabama
Alabama credit unions are investing more in the local communities they serve, growing the local economy by expanding small businesses loans and empowering job growth. Credit unions are helping more Americans achieve the American Dream.
Alaska
Alaska Credit Unions are here for their communities by ensuring everyone has access to food and the understanding to successfully manage their finances.
Arizona
No matter what life brings, Arizona's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our nation. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of the members they serve.
Arkansas
Arkansas credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
California
Through every life’s milestone, crisis, opportunity, or challenge, credit unions in California have always been there—to support, encourage, and assist. They work with their members one-on-one, according to their financial aspirations or need. They inspire hope in their communities by supporting individuals and local organizations.
Colorado
Credit unions are the better choice for Colorado's middle-class families. They work to help Coloradans build their dreams, keep their homes, start and expand small businesses, and hold their communities together.
Connecticut
Connecticut credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Delaware
Delaware’s oldest credit union was chartered in 1935 with only 10 people. Today, 1 out of 4 Delawareans are members of a credit union. Each and every day Delaware’s credit unions are making a difference in the lives of people, businesses and communities throughout the First State
District of Columbia
Washington DC credit unions provide families with access to low-cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
Florida
Florida credit unions are investing more in the local communities they serve, growing the local economy by expanding small businesses loans and empowering job growth. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected emergencies.
Georgia
Georgia Credit Unions provide families with access to low cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
Hawaii
No matter what life brings, Hawaii's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our nation. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Idaho
The key difference between Idaho credit unions and other financial services providers is the not-for-profit, cooperative structure. Credit unions are owned and driven by the members who use their services.
Illinois
Credit unions are the better choice for all Illinois families. They work to help Illinoisans build their dreams, keep their homes, start and expand small businesses, and hold their communities together. Illinois credit unions are local community-based not-for-profit financial cooperatives that are owned and run by their members. Local credit unions keep money in our communities instead of shipping profits to Wall Street and they share earnings with their members by providing dividends and lower rates on loans along with higher interest on savings.
Indiana
Indiana credit unions are investing more in the local communities they serve, growing the local economy by expanding small businesses loans and empowering job growth. Credit unions are helping more Americans achieve the American Dream.
Iowa
Iowa's credit unions are passionately growing Iowa communities and putting 'our people helping people' philosophy into action for members.
Kansas
Kansas credit unions are not-for-profit cooperatives focused on helping Kansas grow and prosper. At our core, we believe people should get to keep more of their own money, Kansas money should stay right here in Kansas, and consumers should get to call the shots.
Kentucky
Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve. Credit unions provide resources to their members and families to help them obtain financial well-being. This includes improving financial education, food security, housing security, and more. Learn how Kentucky credit unions are working to achieve this mission by connecting with a credit union your town.
Louisiana
No matter what life brings, Louisiana's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our state. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Maine
No matter what life brings, Maine credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our nation. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Maryland
Maryland credit unions are investing more in the local communities they serve, growing the local economy by expanding small businesses loans and empowering job growth. Credit Unions are helping more Americans achieve the American Dream.
Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Credit Union Act of 1909 was the first comprehensive credit union law in the United States, and would later serve as the model for the Federal Credit Union Act of 1934. Massachusetts’ credit unions continue to make a difference in the lives of people, businesses and communities throughout the Bay State each and every day.
Michigan
Michigan Credit unions are continually focused on improving local communities through small business support, financial education, charity fundraising and member outreach. As trusted, not-for-profit financial partners, credit unions are helping more Americans achieve the American Dream each day.
Minnesota
No matter what life brings, Minnesota’s credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our state.
Mississippi
Mississippi credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Missouri
As not-for-profit financial cooperatives, Missouri credit unions are locally owned and operated by the very people who use them. Our focus is to help both consumers and the Show-Me State thrive financially, by making sure Missourians keep more of their money. That way, you can put your money to work in ways that make sense for your family and household.
Montana
No matter what life brings, Montana's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Nebraska
Nebraska's credit unions are the better choice for Nebraska's middle-class families. They work to help Nebraskans build their dreams, keep their homes, start and expand small businesses, and hold their communities together.
Nevada
Through every life’s milestone, crisis, opportunity, or challenge, Nevada credit unions have always been there—to support, encourage, and assist. They work with their members one-on-one, according to their financial aspirations or need. They inspire hope in their communities by supporting individuals and local organizations.
New Hampshire
The first credit union in the United States was founded in New Hampshire in 1908. Each and every day since then, New Hampshire’s credit unions are making a difference in the lives of people, businesses, and communities throughout the Granite State.
New Jersey
New Jersey credit unions provide families with access to low-cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
New Mexico
No matter what life brings, New Mexico's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across the state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of the members they serve.
New York
No matter what life brings, New York credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of the members they serve.
North Carolina
North Carolina credit unions provide families with access to low-cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
North Dakota
Our members and communities feel the weight of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and as a movement, North Dakota Credit Unions are delivering on our core mission of supporting families and those impacted by the pandemic. We are putting our mission to the test: loan relief, small business loans, food pantry support, and cash donations. North Dakota Credit Unions do amazing things every day to help people and their communities– in good times and in times of trouble. That is the credit union difference.
Ohio
No matter what life brings, Ohio's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across the state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of the members they serve
Oklahoma
Oklahoma credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Oregon
The key difference between Oregon credit unions and other financial services providers is the not-for-profit, cooperative structure. Credit unions are owned and driven by the members who use their services.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Rhode Island
Some of our nation’s oldest credit unions were founded and still operate in Rhode Island. Each and every day the credit unions of Rhode Island make a difference in the lives of people, businesses, and communities throughout the Ocean State
South Carolina
South Carolina credit unions provide families with access to low-cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
South Dakota
Our members and communities feel the weight of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and as a movement, South Dakota Credit Unions are delivering on our core mission of supporting families and those impacted by the pandemic. We are putting our mission to the test: loan relief, small business loans, food pantry support, and cash donations. South Dakota Credit Unions do amazing things every day to help people and their communities– in good times and in times of trouble. That is the credit union difference.
Tennessee
Credit unions are the better choice for Tennessee's middle-class families. They work to help Tennesseans build their dreams, keep their homes, start and expand small businesses, and hold their communities together.
Texas
Texas credit unions are financial cooperatives, owned by and operated for the benefit of members. All earnings are shared with members in the form of lower or no fees for services and lower interest costs on loans.
Utah
No matter what life brings, Utah's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our nation. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Vermont
No matter what life brings, Vermont's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across the state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Virginia
Virginia’s not-for-profit, member-owned credit unions are putting the cooperative advantage to work for millions of Virginians and their families. With better rates on both lending and savings products, fewer and less-costly fees, and services designed to help members meet their financial goals, credit unions are the consumer-friendly choice for banking services.
Washington
The key difference between Washington credit unions and other financial services providers is the not-for-profit, cooperative structure. Credit unions are owned and driven by the members who use their services.
West Virginia
West Virginia Credit Unions provide families with access to low-cost loans to help with emergency bills. They protect families from predatory lenders by helping with affordable but responsible short-term loans when hit with unexpected medical debt, surprise medical billing, job loss, or other emergencies.
Wisconsin
No matter what life brings, Wisconsin's credit unions have always been there to help strengthen the financial lives of individuals, families, and businesses across our state. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives owned by and operated for the benefit of members they serve.
Wyoming
Wyoming credit unions are committed to rural areas, bringing innovative ways to expand economic opportunities to communities and small businesses.