Mutual Security Credit Union Releases 2024 Community & Member Impact Report
Mutual Security Credit Union is proud to announce the release of its 2024 Community & Member Impact Report, which highlights the organization’s dedication to financial well-being and community support. The report showcases the credit union’s efforts in financial education, local partnerships, and member benefits, demonstrating the positive impact made throughout the year.
“In 2024, we deepened our commitment to financial literacy, expanded our community outreach, and enhanced the resources available to our members,” said Hank Baum, President & CEO of Mutual Security Credit Union. “This report reflects our unwavering dedication to empowering individuals and strengthening the communities we serve.”
Key highlights from the report include:
· Expanding financial education programs, including the Financial Independence Training (FIT) initiative.
· Strengthening partnerships with local organizations to support economic development and social programs.
· Introducing new products and services aimed at helping members achieve financial stability.
· Community volunteer efforts and charitable contributions that made a meaningful difference. The Community & Member Impact Report is available in English and Spanish on the credit union’s website at www.mscu.net. Printed copies are also available at all branch locations.
Mutual Security Credit Union invites members, partners, and the broader community to review the report and join its ongoing mission of fostering financial empowerment.
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About Mutual Security Credit Union
Mutual Security Credit Union has been serving members since 1954. As a not-for-profit organization owned by over 28,000 members, it serves the community and various employer groups. The Company’s mission is to provide its member-owners with innovative financial solutions that enhance their economic well-being. As of December 31, 2024, Mutual Security Credit Union had total assets of $350+ million. For more information, visit www.mscu.net.
