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ONTARIO, Calif.–Three credit union marketers have offered some interesting insights on what they’ve learned during the coronavirus pandemic, how tactics and investments have changed, what really resonates with members now, and what they have planned for 2021.

SEATTLE–BECU has announced a $5-million commitment over the next five years to support Black communities and racial equity in Washington.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. —PSCU is reportingit achieved top-line growth of 16.7% for its fiscal year 2020, which ended Sept. 30.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Another credit union has announced it will close its offices on Nov. 3, election day, to allow its employees to vote.

NEW YORK–Inclusiv has announced the launch of a free virtual Solar Lending Professional Training and Certificate program that will provide lending professionals at communitNEW YORK–Inclusiv has announced the launch of a free virtual Solar Lending Professional Training and Certificate program that will provide lending professionals at community-based financial institutions training in solar power lending.y-based financial institutions training in solar power lending.

DES MOINES, Iowa–The CU Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Collective, also known as the CU DEI Collective, is seeking nominations for six Governing Body seats. Terms for the seats range from one to three years.

ONTARIO, Calif.–A newly entrenched piece of conventional wisdom–that COVID-19 has led members to embrace e-channels and made branches obsolete–is being challenged by at least two credit unions that are saying foot traffic is quickly approaching pre-COVID levels.

WASHINGTON—The Small Business Administration (SBA) has released its fiscal year 2020 summary loan data, revealing the agency helped to facilitate nearly nine-million loans totaling $750 billion.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.– QuantyPhi this month is kicking off a four-part video series highlighting some of the services it offers to credit unions.