We are invested in meeting the needs of our members and communities. Our employees work monthly with the United Way to provide food bags for students, as part of the Nutrition on Weekends (NOW) program.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion Branch with an unopened box of dog treats.

Through financial counseling, we noticed a member had courtesy pay fees and $10,000 in various debts had lowered his credit score and left him feeling overwhelmed.

We participated in the Share-A-Bear program with Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

A member suffered a bad fall and was confined to a room at a rehab center where she lacked computer access.

For decades, the City of Marinette and various youth organizations have been talking about the construction of The Community Sports and Event Center.

Technology changes can sometimes be difficult for members to adapt to.

A family moved to Wisconsin to care for their aging parents. After their parents passed suddenly, the family lost one job and experienced two car breakdowns.

A non-member approached us to refinance an auto loan.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion BraA member's 20 year-old granddaughter ended up with a 24.72% APR on her loan through the dealership as well as an expensive warranty she didn't want.

The Amish in our community sought our help obtaining Social Security numbers to obtain financial services.

In appreciation for their care for an elderly neighbor, our members were offered her home at below market pricing.

A man with a laid-off spouse called seeking help to cover a medical bill and new tires.

Last April, I started having some major health issues and had to go on an extended medical leave.

The reality fair our credit union hosted at local high schools doubled in size in just three years and is now offered to all sophomores.