Here at FCCU, we are dedicated to giving back to our communities in the form of sponsorships, donations, volunteering, and more.
In fact, it's built into the core of our organizational structure with "Concern for Community" as one of the 8 Cooperative Principles that guide us as a credit union, or not-for-profit, financial cooperative!
2025 Giving Highlights
$145,037
in donations & sponsorships
1,137
hours volunteered
$10,000
awarded in local scholarships
148
local organizations supported
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Donations & Sponsorships
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Invested in you and the organizations that matter to you!
The following organizations and events received monetary donations, raffle prizes, and/or volunteers from FCCU in 2025:
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By The Numbers
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Investing in our communities
We endeavor to live up to the credit union difference by investing in our communities through donations, sponsorships, capital contributions, and more.
$100,000
contributed to local capital campaigns
$45,037
donated to local organizations
148
local organizations supported
For the community
In 2024, we changed our organization’s tagline to “for the community”, or “para la comunidad”, to better reflect our mission and the original reason why FCCU (formerly Moe Light Employees’ Credit Union) was formed in 1940.
1,137
hours volunteered
61
community events
178
days of volunteering activities
Supporting local students
FCCU is proud to continue our support of education through our annual scholarship program. We award scholarship money to five members heading off to a 4-year university or a 2-year technical or trade school.
$10,000
awarded in local scholarships
$2,000
awarded to each recipient
Benefiting member-owners
In living up to our mission of "helping every member be in a better financial position than when we met them", FCCU seeks out programs and opportunities to provide direct financial benefit to members.
$450,000
in Member Loyalty Cash distributed to members¹
$3,300,000
in Member Loyalty Cash distributed since 2015
$50,000
received by members in down payment assistance
Encouraging financial education
Financial well-being for all begins with education. FCCU offers a variety of free community, school, and workplace resources and presentations about personal finance, cybersecurity, and more.
735
students reached
66
hours of classroom time with students grades 2-12
460
financial workbooks provided to local schools
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