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Join Members First Credit Union in Supporting Your Community!

Members First Credit Union is excited to announce the upcoming opening of a new branch at 3697 E. Wilder Road in your vibrant community in 2026.

The 4,000-square-foot location will serve as a community financial wellness center, offering accessible financial resources and personalized service tailored to your needs. This branch reflects our dedication to creating thriving communities and empowering individuals on their financial wellbeing journey.

 

"We are excited to embark on this new journey in Bay City," said Carrie Iafrate, President and CEO of Members First Credit Union. "As we break ground in 2026, we look forward to creating a space that represents our commitment to serving the community, strengthening relationships with members, and welcoming new ones."

 

Help Us Shape Our Impact.

We invite you to join us in shaping our impact and making this new location a valuable resource for all. As we set out on this new journey, we invite you to join us in spreading joy through every step of the way. We believe community growth comes from collaboration and supporting nonprofits and small businesses that make a difference.

We are committed to working closely with organizations that align with our mission of creating thriving communities. We value authenticity, impact, commitment, and positivity, and we believe that together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those around us.

 

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