America First Credit Union Cuts Ribbon on New West Valley Branch

America First Credit Union Cuts Ribbon on New West Valley Branch

West Valley, UT – November 21, 2019 – America First Credit Union (AFCU) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, November 1 for its newest branch in West Valley. The branch, which opened on Oct. 21, is located at 5568 W 4100 S in West Valley. The opening of the branch marks AFCU’s 110 branch in Utah and the 130 branch in the U.S. The leading member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative financial institution branch is managed by David Le who has been part of the AFCU team for seven years and has been in a management role for four years. He’s worked with…
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America First Credit Union Donates $25,000 to Local Non-Profits

America First Credit Union Donates $25,000 to Local Non-Profits

Riverdale, UT - November 26, 2019 - As part of its mission to enhance and improve local communities, America First Credit Union (AFCU) donated $25,000 to local nonprofits operating throughout Utah. The nonprofits included Operation Underground Railroad,  Ogden Bicycle Collective and performing arts nonprofit, 90&9. In addition to a monetary donation, AFCU also donated 40 bikes, built by AFCU staff, to Ogden Bicycle Collective. "All of these organizations have made a significant impact on our community here in Utah," said Nicole Cypers, VP of Public Relations. "We are always looking for ways to improve the communities we live and work…
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America First Credit Union Releases 2020 Calendar Featuring Member-Commissioned Photos

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE America First Credit Union Releases 2020 Calendar Featuring Member-Commissioned Photos Photo: Tsai Yueh-Ting’s photo was one of 13 out of 2,400 photos chosen to be featured in AFCU’s 2020 wildlife-themed calendar. More photos can be viewed here. Riverdale, UT – November 19, 2019 – America First Credit Union (AFCU) released its 2020 calendar unveiling this year’s theme of wildlife. The photography for the calendar was commissioned through a social media contest where more than 2,400 people submitted photos. Of those, 13 were selected to be featured as the cover and monthly photos for the upcoming year. The…
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America First Credit Union Escorts Two Local Veteran on Honor Flight to DC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE America First Credit Union Escorts Two Local Veteran on Honor Flight to DC Photo: Matt Dice, America First Credit Union (AFCU) Durango branch manager and Deborah Murphy, AFCU market manager of the Craig branch pose with Ralph Reggans and Richard Wellington. Dice and Murphy escorted the veterans on their honor flight to Washington, D.C. They were part of a larger group of veterans and guardians who escorted WWII Veterans, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans to the memorials in Washington, D.C. More photos/videos can be viewed here. LAS VEGAS – November 12, 2019 – An 84-year-old combat…
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America First Credit Union Donates 22,225 Pounds of Food to Utah and Nevada Agencies

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE America First Credit Union Donates 22,225 Pounds of Food to Utah and Nevada Agencies Photo: AFCU employees donated more than 10,500 items of the 22,225 pound donation to local agencies. More photos can be viewed here. Riverdale, UT – November 6, 2019 – On Wednesday, America First Credit Union (AFCU) delivered more than 17,500 pounds of donated food to the Utah Food Bank. An additional 4,725 pounds of food was donated to other agencies including Southern Nevada’s Three Square and Northern Utah’s Catholic Community Services. The donated nonperishable food items were collected during the credit union’s 15th…
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A Time of Gratitude & Giving

By John B. Lund, President/Chief Executive Officer Thanksgiving and Veterans Day fall in November, the same month my father was born. His passing was 10 years ago, and I miss and think of him often. As his birthdate approaches each year, however, I gain a greater awareness of Dad’s life and the example he set. He was fun-loving, with a terrific sense of humor, and always had a positive attitude. What first comes to mind about my dad, though, is how hard he worked—no matter how small the task or how big the job was, it had to be done…
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