Last week, over 100 Wisconsin Credit Union Activists participated in the 2021 CUNA Government Affairs Conference.

If there's anything Wisconsinites know, it's how to have fun in the snow! Last week, 157 participants from across the state raised over $11,000 to support The Wisconsin Credit Union Foundation's mission through its Frozen Fitness Fundraiser.

The Wisconsin Credit Union League is urging passage of a key elder financial abuse prevention bill to help seniors targeted for illegal and fraudulent withdrawals and other transactions.

The League is saddened to share the news of Patricia Wesenberg's passing on February 12 after an extended illness.

Wisconsin's credit unions help their members make the most of their money. If improving your credit score is a goal, they have some strategies to help you succeed.

On January 26 - 28, over 200 Credit Union Activists participated in The League’s State Government Affairs Conference.

The Wisconsin Credit Union League is ready to kick off its Virtual State Government Affairs Conference. State lawmakers will hear directly from credit union leaders, giving a voice to its more than 3.4 million members.

The Wisconsin Credit Union League is sharing a letter they sent requesting that Phase 1b of the COVID-19 vaccination distribution include essential frontline workers at financial institutions.

Here are 5 reasons why we can't wait for you to join us at the upcoming Virtual State Government Affairs Conference, to be held January 26-28.

There are new faces in leadership for the 2021-2022 State Legislative Session, along with eight new Senators and 16 new Representatives.

As 2020 comes to an end, it is clear credit unions continue to play a vital role for Wisconsinites and their communities. Be proud of the work you've done in 2020.

Activists from the Chippewa Valley Chapter participated in a virtual trivia night in support of the Wisconsin Credit Union Legislative Action Fund (WCULAF).

More than ever, 2020 has shown a spotlight on the incredible impact that credit unions make in their communities. Whether it’s working around the clock to process Payment Protection Program loans, participating in social justice initiatives or giving their employees time off to vote, credit unions have consistently demonstrated their commitment to serving the needs of their communities.

The League has been proud to serve Wisconsin's credit unions throughout this difficult time. Here's how we put your membership to work in an unprecedented year like 2020.

On Wednesday, Rep. John Nygren (R-Marinette) announced his resignation from his State Assembly seat in order to pursue an opportunity in the private sector. 

W.C.U.L. Services Corp. is partnering with MNCUN to endorse NetGiver, a CUSO which enables fee-free charitable contributions exclusively for credit union members through a mobile giving platform.

Legislators are showing their thanks for Activists' support during the 2019-2020 election cycle.

We know that times are tough now – we’ve been working during a pandemic for eight months and are feeling the impacts at work and at home. There are other economic and social challenges we’ve seen across our state and country, but there have also been so many bright moments when you have supported your members, community, and each other.

Last week, The Wisconsin Credit Union Foundation's Board of Directors awarded its Emerging Markets Grant to Royal Credit Union and two Professional Development scholarships to credit union professionals looking to continue their education.

As non-profit cooperatives that put people before profit, Wisconsin's credit unions are uniquely equipped to give back to their communities. This has been especially important throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, where credit unions across the state have supported community partners with over $2 million in cash contributions and counting.