Our Vision

We embrace our organizational evolution to create a lasting member experience that exceeds expectations by ensuring our team is exceptional, has the tools to succeed, and is shown the love, value, and respect they deserve.

Credit Union was to raise money to be lent among its members.”

1939 We grew to 213 Credit Union members at the Combined Locks Credit Union.

1979

We broke ground for our new office building on the Combined Locks Mill property.

1980

1987

1989

1974 We hit $1 million in assets allowing for a greater loan capacity due to the increase in deposits with a larger membership base.

The first stand-alone office opened on the Mill property, and Greg Hilbert was hired as President and CEO, joining a team of four.

A er adding a location in Appleton due to the partnership with a local credit union, it was decided that we needed to change our name from Combined Locks Credit Union. Our new name was chosen through a naming contest.

We reached over $23 million in assets and moved the Appleton office to its current Wisconsin Avenue location.

2020

Greg Hilbert retired, and Chris Allen was selected as the new President and CEO to help guide us into the future.

In May, we opened our new Oshkosh location at 1870 Oshkosh Avenue.

In the fall, we moved our headquarters to a larger building at 2201 E. Enterprise Avenue in Appleton off of I41 and Ballard Road.

Our Purpose

We have a p assion for helping people in our communities.

Credit Union Difference

Not-for-profit Member Owned Higher Dividends on Deposits

5,108 Toys collected to help make children smile on Christmas morning

$5,907 Value of hygiene items collected to help the local homeless communities

Lower Loan Interest

1,029 Hours our team members volunteered to help local nonprofits and charities

756,403

Meals provided to the hungry due to the combined efforts of many

Community-focused Serving, Educating, and Promoting Financial Success

4,601 Coats collected to help keep local children warm during our cold winters

$662,500

The value of our monetary impact to nonprofit and community organizations