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.

When one member hit rock bottom over twenty-five years ago he lost everything--including his business and finances.

An 81 year-old, illiterate member previously used payday lenders and didn't know how much he owed, to whom, and at what interest rate.

We started a random acts of kindness initiative. Our employees in ten Wisconsin counties dream up and carry out ideas.

We provide financial counseling to members and bring financial education into the community.

Faced with an unexpected need to replace appliances and electronics after their home was hit by a storm, our member knew who to turn to!

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

A 91-year-old member came to us confused as to how she had a negative balance and had overdrawn her account by a hefty amount.

A disabled man in his 60s became somewhat isolated by hoarding and rarely saw his 14 grandkids.

A self-employed truck driver who experienced a cut in wages faced a tax lien on his home.

To support small businesses, we offer a free debit card rewards program that incentivizes our members for shopping local.

To support small businesses, we offer a free debit card rewards program that incentivizes our members for shopping local.

We collected cash and supplies for a local center that addresses domestic abuse and homelessness.

During an account opening, a gentleman was telling us about a new car he recently purchased.

'We are the most environmentally responsible credit union in the state of Wisconsin.

A veteran had a hard time paying for lodging after losing his home in a fire.

We’ve returned more than $15 million to our members since 2009 through a program called Loyalty Pay Back.

We help keep money in our members' pockets with low interest rates, higher deposit dividends, and fees crafted to change behavior--not purely to generate income.

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.