Fundraising Begins in the Northwest for National Awareness Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union Initiative

Forty candidates backed by credit unions retained or won seats in the Nov. 6 elections.

Governor Kate Brown will serve her first official term, after defeating State Representative Knute Buehler.

Election results were positive for credit union-supported candidates in Washington overall, and at the federal level.

Credit unions took to social media, personal email, and used NWCUA and CUNA resources to reach consumers.

Credit unions’ Northwest advocacy army helped raise awareness about the Hoff campaign.

Next month’s midterm elections, the coming legislative sessions, and credit unions’ tax structure highlighted at the annual convention.

The campaign will help credit union members verify their voter registration and locate polling places.

Idaho Senator Mike Crapo and five others ask the Attorney General for clarity in an effort to prevent exploitive lawsuits.

Show your support and help this strong credit union advocate win by volunteering.

Executives@Skamania attendees took a deep dive into the national brand awareness initiative rolling out in early 2019.

Staff members got creative, inspiring their coworkers to donate to the important PAC.

Candidates had the opportunity to learn more about the Credit Union Movement.

Northwest credit unions need more participation to meet end-of-year fundraising goals.

What are the next steps for credit unions following this successful advocacy initiative?