After a couple had experienced a job loss, they sought out a payday lender to get caught back up on their mortgage.

A new member was set up with his checking account and his first payroll check was deposited from his new employer.

A member had received a mailer from a finance company offering to lend her $750 for $70/ month on a 26-month term.

One of our branch managers assisted a longstanding member with a $600+ loan that he needed to replace his tires in 2018.

We thanked our members with a Member Loyalty Reward at the end of 2018 by paying a 5.81% dividend on all perpetual contributed capital (PCC) balances for the month of December

We saved a member over $30k in interest by changing their 20-year fixed camper loan at 6%+ interest to a 15-year balloon at a lower rate.

Our member was overwhelmed by credit card debt due to a medical issue.

In 1972 a member borrowed $1,500 to purchase a 1966 Ford F100.

An engineer decided to quit his day job and fully dedicate his career to his growing side business.

We closed our offices on Columbus Day for a "Lend a Hand Day," where our 140+ employees volunteered 1,000 of service.

We want to help members with less-than-perfect credit.

A single dad with child support payments, a mortgage, credit card bills, personal loans, and an aging mother in his care wasn't able to pay down his obligations no matter how many hours he worked.

We may be the smallest credit union in town but we are one big family!

A member's father was a victim of fraud, leading to emotional distress and early signs of dementia.

We partnered with Lutheran Social Services (LSS) Financial Counseling to hold a year-long Great Debt Pay Down competition.

Shoreline Credit Union matched a $5,000 donation to the Salvation Army as part of a community fundraiser.

A single mom came in, desperately seeking help to leave her current apartment.

We paid our members $400k at the end of November last year.

We offer students the opportunity to save money at school in 28 locations.

A single dad working 70 hours a week jumped through every hoop his bank demanded in order to save his home, only to be told they'd be foreclosing anyway.