MACON Ga. – Robins Financial Credit Union said it has purchased a new property at 515 Mulberry Street in downtown Macon where it plans to build a new branch..
“The purchase of this facility represents (the credit union’s) commitment to better serving their members with increased comfort and expanded services, particularly in mortgage lending and commercial services for their business members,” Robins Financial said.
The $4.3-billion RFCU said the central location in downtown Macon “aligns perfectly” with its vision for growth and community engagement.
‘Enhanced’ Member Experience
“This acquisition is a testament to our dedication to enhancing member experiences and furthering our impact in the community,” said President & CEO Christina O’Brien. “Our expanded presence in downtown Macon not only signifies our commitment to sustainable growth and success, but also reflects our active participation in the ongoing revitalization efforts of this vibrant area. We are eager to collaborate with local businesses, provided expanded services to our members, and continue to live out our mission in this new facility to be ‘Member Focused. Financial Partners. Community Proud’."
Robins Financial has more than 267,000 members.
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