On September 14, Motor City Co-op members were successfully converted into Christian Financial’s data systems. We are elated to finally be one credit union in every sense of the word! I would like to thank our staff for all their hard work assisting members to make this transition as smooth as possible. This process was another reminder for all of us to “Think Member” and live out our core values.
This merger is a “win-win” for both Motor City Co-op and Christian Financial members. Motor City Co-op members benefit from an expanded tri-county branch and ATM network, additional product and service offerings, business account services, merchant processing and an in-house investment representative; while Christian Financial members benefit from additional branch and ATM locations in Roseville, Detroit and Clinton Twp.
Both our credit unions have a rich history in metro Detroit with a long record of serving our communities. We plan to maintain and further that commitment as we grow.
Our members are the heart of our business and our purpose for all that we do. Thank you, Motor City Co-op members for your confidence and trust. You continue to inspire us to accomplish more. We look forward to serving you into the future and are excited for our journey together.
EVERY VOTE COUNTS | Support Credit Unions this November 3
As a credit union member, you have chosen a credit union for your financial services because you find value in the “not for profit, not for charity, but for service” motto we adhere to. Our member-owned cooperative model allows us to offer many of the benefits our members enjoy, including low cost loans and higher interest savings accounts. However, many members do not realize how much local, state and national elections impact their credit union.
As we approach another election season, I encourage you to use your voice and your vote to make a difference for credit unions and members.
Looking for more information on credit union issues and the candidates that support them? Our credit union trade organization, The Credit Union National Association (CUNA) educates members on credit union issues and candidates in your area at creditunionsvote.com. This site is a great resource for our members to view more information on candidates that support credit union issues. Members can even register to vote or request an absentee ballot from the site. The Credit Unions Vote site is even updated weekly to inform you if there are changes to polling centers due to COVID-19. If your polling center is closed for the November 3 election, members will be instructed how to receive an absentee ballot or how to vote online.
Get more information at creditunionsvote.com. Make your voice heard and vote this November 3.
For you & Because of You –
Patty Campbell
President & Chief Executive Officer