High School Students in Idaho and Oregon Get a Taste of ‘Adulting’ with Finances
During two financial reality fairs on April 13 and 15, students learned the importance of budgeting, saving, and living within your financial means.
During two financial reality fairs on April 13 and 15, students learned the importance of budgeting, saving, and living within your financial means.
During the event, the Governor and other special guests recognized student winners of the IFLC’s annual Piggy Bank Beauty Contest.
Learn how Connections Credit Union and East Idaho Credit Union are using the funds to make financial services more accessible and support Main Street businesses.
From raising critical funds to waving foreign wire transfer fees, credit unions are stepping up to provide aid to Ukrainians impacted by the Russian invasion.
Both boards are excited about the opportunities this collaboration will bring to credit unions across six states.
Your Northwest Credit Union Foundation is here to help with financial assistance.
Carpenter’s deep knowledge of Northwest demographics and extensive experience in the nonprofit sector complement the Foundation’s work.
The Foundation’s strategic focus centers on accelerating and expanding Northwest credit unions’ positive community impact.
Peninsula and Our Community credit unions provided students with a “day in the life” simulation of an adult’s finances.
The Financial Empowerment Collaborative pilot program will focus on focus on addressing Black Oregonians’ unique financial needs.
NWCUF’s MESA program provided more than $125,000 in higher education support to 69 college students over the five-year life of the program.
The Foundation Board also welcomed two new directors to its ranks during MAXX 2021.
The Foundation’s Rural Access to Financial Services initiative gives credit unions tools for serving members in rural communities.
Visit the free resource center online to help your credit union, employees, and members stay safe.
If credit union employees or board members are impacted by wildfires this summer, financial assistance is available.
NWCUF offers Bite of Reality and Biz Kid$ programs to support youth financial education.
During Credit Union Youth Month, credit unions can help parents prepare their children for a bright financial future.
The credit unions joined three other organizations on the second floor of the Capitol rotunda to promote Idaho financial literacy efforts.