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$1.4 million raised in support of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial.

Through the efforts of AACUC, the credit union industry raised approximately $1.4 million for the memorial and has a plaque on the memorial "America's Credit Unions."

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     CREDIT UNION NEWS

  • Carla Leon-Decker, President/CEO of the $47 million District Government Employees Federal Credit Union in Washington, D.C., has been nominated by President Barack Obama to serve on the NCUA board. Read More

AACUC CONGRATULATES CARLA LEON-DECKER ON HER NOMINATION TO THE NCUA BOARD

"The African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) is proud to announce its approval and support of President Barack Obama’s nomination of Carla Leon-Decker, CEO of District Government Employees FCU to the National Credit Union Association (NCUA) Board.  Carla is a current member of AACUC and we congratulate her on this outstanding achievement!  We look forward to continue working with Carla Leon-Decker as the AACUC moves forward in its mission to increase the strength of the global credit union movement by providing 'Leadership, Internship, and Mentorship' and adhering to the credit union philosophy of 'People Helping People.'” 

 

  • AACUC congratulates Carla Leon-Decker on her nomination to the NCUA Board.  Read our official statement
  • AACUC''s 14th Annual Conference is headed to Charleston, SC!  Save the Date: August 2-4, 2012
  • Bert J. Hash Jr. receives prestigious Alumni and Mentoring awards. Read More 
  • Former AACUC intern, Charisse Price, has landed a new role as a National Urban Fellow for the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority. Read More
  • Support legislation to stop the debit card interchange rule.  The Issue: A new government regulation reduces debit fees paid by retailers by 70 to 90%. As a result, the nation’s largest 2 percent of retailers will receive a $12 billion windfall – and debit card users will have to pay the tab. Take Action: Learn more at http://www.dontmakeuspay.org/ and find resources to voice your objection to Congress. 
  • Legislative Watch for Credit Unions
 
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