A couple from another financial institution came to Co-op Credit Union looking to refinance their mortgage which was ballooning.

In collaboration with the Juneau County Health Department, Oakdale Credit Union and other area financial institutions have worked together to provide free, quarterly financial education workshops webinars.

After hearing of the death of one of our members, we reached out to his wife to offer financial assistance and to transfer all vehicle titles to her name.

WEstconsin Credit Union has been holding a school supply drive to help students get ready for school for over 15 years. This past year, we collected over 2,000 items for students!

We had a member raising her granddaughter who had come in with a loan check with an interest rate of 72%.We had a member come into the office to close her account due to a payday lender automatically taking funds out of her account.

We had a member raising her granddaughter who had come in with a loan check with an interest rate of 72%.

Educators Credit Union recently made a $40,000 donation to the Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation.

We recently donated $25,000 to Northwood Technical College Foundation to support the college’s new Medical Laboratory Technician program.

Recently, Simplicity Credit Union opened a new in-school branch at Loyal Elementary.

A single mother of three had technically paid off what she borrowed for a now-junk vehicle, but was still paying on the loan due to CPI.

A member of ours was a victim of elder abuse and fraud, and her debts were leaving her with only $200 per month to spend on groceries and other basic costs.

A member was looking to get out of debt and manage her credit cards in a financially responsible way.

Royal Credit Union’s Foundation, which supports organizations and initiatives that impact education, health, and the arts, recently donated $100,000 to the Whelan Ave.

We recently provided fourteen $1,000 scholarships to area high school seniors as part of the WESTconsin Scholarship Program.

Our SEG partner Holy Family Memorial hospital had a problem where their patients could not pay in full within the terms of payment for the hospital.

We recently joined the prestigious Global Alliance for Banking on Values, which is an international network of financial services leaders dedicated to global, values-based banking.

Recently, Fort Community Credit Union awarded $10,000 to local graduates.

A member of over 35 years nearly became the victim of a major scam that could have wiped out her life savings.

A family new to the area was struggling to find the right financial institution to fit their needs.

A potential new member visited us who appeared depressed. We talked, and I uncovered that he had been unable to get a bank account due to poor credit and needed one because his new job used direct deposit.