When we say we work to support and enrich our communities, it’s much, much more than donations and sponsorships.

When it came time for a veteran-family owned and operated motel to pay off their land contract to finalize the purchase of real estate, several banks turned them down and they resorted to a hard-money lender to fulfill their obligations.

I am a hard-working single mom who was new to the area. Right before Christmas, the engine on my truck blew, and where I live is not supported by public transit.

A couple came to us distraught because their bank would foreclose if they didn’t come up with $4,700 in 10 days.

When a couple sought their first big loan as a married couple, the husband insisted they call his bank, only to be discouraged from applying because of the unreasonably high rate.

After helping a member set up a HELOC for home improvements and existing credit card debt, this is what she had to say:

A couple came to us for a private party auto loan after being denied by their current financial.

A member was a victim of fraud and came to the branch in Oshkosh to open new accounts.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion Branch with an unopened box of dog treats.

Technology changes can sometimes be difficult for members to adapt to.

A non-member approached us to refinance an auto loan.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion BraA member's 20 year-old granddaughter ended up with a 24.72% APR on her loan through the dealership as well as an expensive warranty she didn't want.

The Amish in our community sought our help obtaining Social Security numbers to obtain financial services.

Last April, I started having some major health issues and had to go on an extended medical leave.