- Texas Community FCU
- 605 East Caesar Avenue, Kingsville, TX, 78363
Texas Community Federal Credit Union (formerly known as Kingsville Community FCU) has been open since 1937. The credit union has assets totaling $22.75 Million and provides banking services to more than 2, 000 members as of March 2022.
The credit union is a community-based financial institution. People living, working,
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- First Basin Credit Union
- 2740 N. County Road West, Odessa, TX, 79764
First Basin, we strive to provide our members with the latest in technology and ease of access to their accounts. Make a loan payment online, pay your water bill, transfer funds into your savings account, check your balance with your mobile device, and much more... All at your fingertips and for your convenience.
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- Alpine Bank and Trust Co
- 2200 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO, 81601
Alpine Bank is an independent, employee-owned bank which has been helping build Colorado communities for over 45 years. In a time of impersonal banking giants, Alpine Bank stands out as a full-service community bank with the personal touch--delivering the full range of personal, business, wealth management*, mortgage and electronic banking services
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- Del Norte Bank
- 705 Grand Ave, Del Norte, CO, 81132
Del Norte Bank was chartered as Del Norte Building and Loan Association on May 9th, 1921 by Charles W. Donnen, William Johnson, Louie Eickenrodt, J.H. Weiss, and J.P. Russell. The purpose of the building and loan was to provide a safe place to save money and to offer financing for families to build homes.
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- Gunnison Savings and Loan Association
- 303 North Main St, Gunnison, CO, 81230
The idea for the local Savings and Loan Cooperative was first conceived by H.W. Endner, who served on its first finance committee in 1911 at the age of 29. Early records indicate that the books and accounts for the firm were originally kept at Endner's business office. The first Board of Directors was composed of C.W. Winslow, E.M. Collins.
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- Gunnison Bank and Trust Company
- 232 W Tomichi Ave, Gunnison, CO, 81230
The Gunnison Bank and Trust Company was issued its Charter from the State of Colorado in 1910. Over the last 100 years, the bank has continually evolved to serve the ever changing financial needs of the Gunnison Valley. The bank now serves the valley with two branches, The Gunnison Bank and The Crested Butte Bank.
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- Freedom Bank TX
- 405 S Norton Ave, Freer, TX, 78357
Freedom Bank is a full-service South Texas financial institution that operates with a high level of customer satisfaction in providing the products and services that the community demands and deserves. We accomplish this by paying a high level of attention to making prudent decisions that take into account sound credit principles, customer needs.
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- Ozona National Bank
- 503 11th St., Ozona, TX, 76943
On June 1, 1905, a group of West Texas ranchers joined forces to open Crockett County’s first bank in Ozona, Texas. Local citizens of Ozona – used to entrusting their funds to the town mercantile’s safe–lined up to make deposits at the new banking institution. Descendants of those founders are still direct employees of the bank
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- Estacado Federal Credit Union
- 2220 N Dal Paso Street, Hobbs, NM, 88240
On January 13, 1953, a small group of people from the Hobbs Municipal Schools joined together to establish a credit union to offer its members an opportunity to accumulate their savings and create a source of credit. Since 1953, the credit union has experienced changes such as growth, new products & services, and technological improvements.
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- Lea County State Bank
- 1017 N Turner St, Hobbs, NM, 88240
Chartered on November 2, 1928, during the great oil boom days the original Lea County State Bank of Lovington played an important part in the early development of this area. Dedicated to the people of Lea County, the bank adopted their pioneer spirit, which would eventually make this part of New Mexico great.
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- Wyoming Community Bank
- 1700 N. Federal Boulevard, Riverton, WY, 82501
In 1998 the only independent bank in Riverton, was sold to a large national bank, which left a void in banking services in Fremont County. Kent Shurtleff and several local business people recognized the county’s financial needs and the opportunity to form a local community bank that would be owned and managed by people living in Fremont County
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