2023
Badger-Globe Credit Union
$15,000 for upgrades to consumer lending software and optimization
County-City Credit Union
$15,000 for debit card modernization, including instant issue, contactless cards, and digital wallet functionality
Enterprise Credit Union
$15,000 for the tokenization of debit and credit cards
Holy Family Memorial Credit Union
$15,000 for the implementation of the Cancer Care Agent Program to end debt for terminally ill people
2022
Brantwood Credit Union
$10,500, replace HVAC
Brokaw Credit Union
$11,000, security upgrades
Evergreen Credit Union
$3,600, technology upgrades and new texting software
Holy Redeemer Community Credit Union
$5,000, technology upgrades
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
$6,680, Security upgrades, technology additions, website improvements
Racine Municipal Employees Credit Union
$15,000, implementation of instant issue debit cards
Sheboygan Area Credit Union
$10,000, website redesign
Wisconsin Medical Credit Union
$8,400, targeted marketing services
2021
Hayward Community Credit Union
$10,000, Adoption of remote deposit capture, upgrades to mobile banking, and addition of business debit cards
Holy Family Memorial Credit Union
$5,500, Addition of ALM Software
Iron County Community Credit Union
$8,000, Upgrade to credit union technology
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
$4,000, Facilities upgrades
Lakewood Credit Union
$4,814, Upgrades to credit union equipment
Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union
$10,000, Adoption of electronic signature
Tomah Area Credit Union
$10,000, Replacement of roof
Tri-County Credit Union
$5,200, Adoption of paperless receipts and signature pads
Wisconsin Medical Credit Union
$7,950, Redesign of the credit union's website
2020
1st Class Express Credit Union
$9,600; for the installation of a drive-thru window.
Avestar Credit Union
$10,000; to fund the purchase of upgraded computers and an updated website.
Compassionate Care Credit Union
$5,000; to defray the costs of upgrading the credit union’s core processing system.
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
$2,000; to help with the purchase of acrylic safety shields and security camera covers.
Lakewood Credit Union
$2,500; to help fund the credit union’s back office support systems upgrade.
M.E. Employees Credit Union
$5,000; to help fund the credit union’s debit card conversion.
Oshkosh Postal Employees Credit Union
$9,200; to defray the costs of upgrading the credit union’s computers, printers, and phone system.
2019
Badger-Globe Credit Union
Received a $7,638 for the setup fee for implementation of managed IT services
Greater Galilee Baptist Credit Union
Received a $4,331 to upgrade and replace outdated credit union office equipment and computer software
Holy Family Memorial Credit Union
Received a $8,000 to convert ATM/Debit card processing from First Data to Shazam
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
Received a $5,000 for mass reissue of chip enabled debit cards, LED lights, security camera, and shredding service
Lakewood Credit Union
Received a $6,000 to create a website and add online banking and debit cards for members
M.E. Employees Credit Union
Received a $7,500 for the continuation of upgrades to member products and services
Wisconsin Latvian Credit Union
Received a $1,500 to replace two outdated computers and one laser printer
2018
First Choice Credit Union
Received a $6,229.78 grant to help upgrade its phone system
Hayward Community Credit Union
Received a $4,000 grant to aid in its teller area/lobby expansion
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
Received a $4,000 grant for various operational upgrades
M.E. Employees Credit Union
Received a $8,000 grant to upgrade member services/products and technology
Oshkosh Postal Employees Credit Union
Received a $1,838 grant for document/equipment destruction
Peoples Choice Credit Union
Received a $4,000 grant to help provide a mobile app and remote deposit capture
Schneider Community Credit Union
Received a $4,800 grant to help upgrade online banking and web functionality
2017
Badger-Globe Credit Union
Received a $5,000 grant to assist with mobile banking start-up costs.
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
Received a $2,000 grant for various operational projects.
Northern Paper Mills Credit Union
Received a $2,000 grant to purchase new computer equipment.
Oshkosh Community Credit Union
Received a $5,000 grant to convert from batch to online ATM processing.
Sheboygan Area Credit Union
Received a $5,000 grant to assist in their purchase of a new phone system.
Southern Lakes Credit Union
Received a $5,000 grant to help fund their quest to become a shared branching acquirer.
2016
Kenosha City Employees Credit Union
Received a $3,500 grant to update software that will address compliance issues and meet technology requirements for the switch to Metro II for credit bureau reporting.
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
Received a $5,000 grant for computers and other equipment. One of three new computers will be dedicated to critical systems that protect member information and the two other PCs update old systems for the back office and teller line. New exterior motion sensor lighting and new video cameras inside and outside will protect members and staff.
Oshkosh Postal Employees Credit Union
Received a $7,665 grant to issue new, more secure EMV debit cards to reduce its potential for fraud, keeping members safe and reducing losses that affect member service.
St. Agnes Employees Credit Union
Received a $2,009 grant to add an automated scoring system that will help reduce risk for opening accounts and help identify member needs that the credit union can address. New coin and bill counters will attract new members as well as meet a member demand.
The Labor Credit Union
Received a $1,100 grants for a new laptop. The laptop will enable the sole employee to work out of multiple offices as well as improve the credit union's compliance for testing backups and restoring data.
2015
Oshkosh Truck Credit Union
Received an $8,000 grant to cover EMV upgrade costs, which improves data security for debit card transactions and reduces the potential for fraud.
Tri-County Credit Union
Received $5,000 toward the purchase of a check scanner, computer, monitor, printers and receipt printers, resolving check processing errors and confusing receipts for members.
2014
Brokaw Credit Union
Received a $1,500 grant to help update its phone system. The change will eliminate members' need to hang up and place a new call in order to reach the credit unions' branch offices—an impediment to speedy loan approvals.
La Crosse-Burlington Credit Union
Received a $2,750 grant to help offset expenses related to an ACH audit, training, a website upgrade, start-up costs for credit bureau reporting, IT assistance, new member marketing packets and office updates. The credit union aims to offer members an improved web experience, eStatements, online loan applications, credit reporting to help members looking to improve their scores and a more attractive lobby space.
Oshkosh Community Credit Union
Received a $1,500 grant to help upgrade in home banking software that includes mobile functionality for members. The update will allow members to make transfers, pay loans and apply for new loans.
Southshore Credit Union
Received a $2,750 grant to help replace five outdated computers that are insufficient to preserve vendor connectivity.
2013
Greater Galilee Baptist Credit Union
Used the grant to purchase two new computers, monitors, a printer, software and software-related license renewals.