On May 13-15, nearly 500 credit union professionals from across the state joined us for our annual Convention--this year in Madison, at the heart of The Credit Union Movement.

Whether it's giving back, awarding scholarships, creating community, providing innovative solutions, or fostering financial literacy (and so much more), here's how Wisconsin's credit unions supported their members and communities in May.

Wisconsin Credit Union League President/CEO Sarah Wainscott used the opening session of the organization's 2026 convention in Madison to connect the credit union movement's history with the challenges facing the industry today.

Foundation Impact Report, Scholarships and Grants, CWCUL Certification, Governor's Financial Literacy Awards & MORE!

This year, through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago's Housing and Economic Development Grant, The League has made 48 additional ALICE data points for Wisconsin accessible to the public—strengthening our ability to inform, educate, and advocate on behalf of our communities.

On April 10, Altra Federal Credit Union and Community First Credit Union were honored as recipients of the Governor's Financial Literacy Awards along with nine other organizations and ten individuals at a ceremony in the Wisconsin State Capitol.

In 2025, The Foundation has once again demonstrated its commitment to financial education, credit union development, and disaster assistance, distributing a record-breaking $149,605 in grants and $22,500 in scholarships, and additionally celebrated the continued success of Legends of The Movement.

The credit union community is encouraged to save the date for the 10th Annual CU FinHealth Conference, scheduled for Sept. 22–23, 2026, in Denver, Colo. This milestone event marks a decade of bringing together credit union leaders, researchers, innovators, and community partners to advance financial well-being for all.

Whether it's giving back, awarding scholarships, creating community, providing innovative solutions, or fostering financial literacy (and so much more), here's how Wisconsin's credit unions supported their members and communities in March.

Indirect lending is more than a loan channel. It is one of the most important paths to meeting new members where they begin their financial journey. Auto purchases still take place primarily at the dealership, which means the lender that can approve and fund the fastest has a distinct advantage. What matters today is how well each part of the lending process connects into one smooth experience.

Tristate Collaborative Updates, New Middle Management Program, Sharp Response to Bankers, & MORE!

Credit unions continue to demonstrate to people across Wisconsin that they are a proven financial partner, and Landmark’s announcement further confirms this fact.

Over 80 Wisconsin leaders from credit unions across the state made the trip to Washington, D.C. last week to secure support and deepen understanding with our congressional delegation.

From February 14-22, over 100 participants moved it for The Movement, breaking a sweat and raising a record $19,370 to support the wellness of Wisconsin's credit unions.

Whether it's giving back, awarding scholarships, creating community, providing innovative solutions, or fostering financial literacy (and so much more), here's how Wisconsin's credit unions supported their members and communities in February.

Convention Reg Open with Scholarship Opportunities, In-School Branch Build Clears Leg, CU Management School Deadline, & MORE!

Whether it's giving back, awarding scholarships, creating community, providing innovative solutions, or fostering financial literacy (and so much more), here's how Wisconsin's credit unions supported their members and communities in January.

On January 27, over 270 credit union professionals from across Wisconsin shared The Credit Union Difference with their elected officials at The League's annual State Government Affairs Conference in Madison.

CU's Fighting Hunger Across WI, State GAC, CU Management School Scholarships, & MORE!

Whether it's giving back, awarding scholarships, creating community, providing innovative solutions, or fostering financial literacy (and so much more), here's how Wisconsin's credit unions supported their members and communities in December.