BALTIMORE—Securityplus Federal Credit Union partnered with community leaders and local organizations to support the Legacy in Motion: A Generational Wealth Activation event, an initiative aimed at expanding financial education and creating long-term economic opportunities for Baltimore families.
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FAIRHAVEN, Mass.—Alltrust Credit Union has named five graduating high school members as recipients of its 2026 scholarships.
EAST LANSING, Mich.—MSU Federal Credit Union has opened the Money Lab, an interactive youth banking space designed to help children build financial skills through hands-on learning in a fully operational credit union branch.
JACKSON, Mich.—TRUE Community Credit Union has awarded $1,000 scholarships to eight local students as part of its 2026 scholarship program.
MILWAUKEE— Corporate Central Credit Union announced that Stephanie Schmidt, vice president of member experience, has earned the National Check Professional (NCP) Accreditation, a credential recognizing advanced expertise in check payments, operations, regulations and fraud prevention.
PANAMA CITY, Fla.—Innovations Financial Credit Union has announced the promotions of Kristie McLane to director of retail and Jon Smiley to director of business lending, expanding its leadership team with two executives who will oversee key consumer and commercial banking operations.
GRANITE CITY, Ill.—Revity Credit Union celebrated its 85th anniversary by hosting a Member Appreciation Block Party on June 26 at its Maryville Road branch, kicking off a series of events honoring the credit union's longstanding commitment to members and the communities it serves. Founded in 1941, Revity said the celebration reflects its legacy of service and community involvement.
OSWEGO, Ill.—Earthmover Credit Union has awarded $10,000 in Teen College Scholarships to five local high school graduates, with each student receiving a $2,000 scholarship based on academic achievement and an essay describing a time their beliefs were challenged.
LANSING, Mich.—LAFCU has promoted Steve Jorgensen to vice president of lending, placing him in charge of the credit union's consumer lending operations, including financing for auto, recreational and personal loans. In the role, Jorgensen will oversee lending strategies designed to help members access financing for both everyday needs and major purchases.
AUSTIN, Texas—Greater Texas|Aggieland Credit Union has promoted Ken Gardner to vice president of human resources, where he will provide executive leadership for the credit union's enterprise-wide people strategy, with a focus on aligning workforce culture, leadership development and employee engagement with long-term business performance.
