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GLENDORA, Calif.— America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU) reported that during November its employees volunteered their time and given generously at a variety of events around Southern California.

CHICAGO—How much loot could you grab in a warehouse store if given 60 seconds to do so? Some CU members here just found out.

DETROIT—Fintech company Bankjoy has announced new partnerships with the $90 million Georgia Heritage Federal Credit Union of Savannah, Ga., and the $110 million Wepawaug-Flagg Federal Credit Union of Hamden, Conn.

PARIS/BERKELEY, Calif.–New research has found that while the United States has witnessed extraordinary economic growth since the 1970s, as many CUs already know and as the recent elections may demonstrate, more than 100 million Americans have been largely shut off from that improvement.

MADISON, Wis.—The Credit Union Executive Society (CUES) has won a lawsuit filed against it by BVS Performance Solutions, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—At NCUA’s open board meeting next Thursday the agency will vote a final rule on federal credit unions’ investment in mixed-use buildings, according to an agenda released by the agency.

CONCORD, N.H.–New Hampshire Federal Credit Union recently made organizational changes it said are designed to solidify its commitment to making a positive difference in people’s lives through financial education, debt restructuring, and consulting. 

SOUTH BEND, Ind.–Teachers Credit Union here said it is partnering with CO-OP Financial Services to join CO-OP ATM, the nation’s largest credit union-owned surcharge-free network.

FRESNO, Calif.—Numerous CUs operate branches in conjunction with local schools, but one CU here has gone an extra step with a full-service facility open to all members.