Tennessee Members 1st Federal Credit Union Donates to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee
Tennessee Members 1st Federal Credit Union made a donation, courtesy of Elan Charitable Giving, to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee. “I am incredibly proud of our Commitment to Community Initiative and the opportunities we have, individually as a credit union and together through partnerships like the Elan Charitable Giving Campaign, to truly make […]
Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union Announces CEO Retirement and Successor
Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union (ACFCU) recently announced the retirement of Andrew J. Mullins III, president and chief executive officer, effective July 31, 2026, concluding a distinguished career spanning more than 40 years in financial services and lending across Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee. The ACFCU Board of Directors has appointed Paul G. Penland as […]
Tennessee Governor Give State of the State Addresses
Partial Shutdown Ends—Funding Restored to Community Development Financial Institutions for 2026 On Tuesday, President Trump signed a $1.2 trillion funding package into law ending a brief partial government shutdown that began early Saturday morning. The House voted 217-215, with support from 21 Democrats, following Senate passage last week. The bill provides funding for 95% of […]
Three Ways to Support the Boots & Bowties Charity Fundraiser
Exemplify the credit union mission of “people helping people” at the inaugural Boots & Bowties Charity Dinner and Gala, a signature fundraising event to benefit two causes dear to our association, Credit Union for Kids and Inheritance of Hope. Plus, in addition to helping two amazing nonprofits, you can have dinner on the stage of […]
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Board Member John Pogue Retires after 49 of Service
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union (TVFCU) announces the retirement of John Pogue from the institution’s board of directors. Pogue served as a dedicated member for 49 years. Pogue began volunteering with the credit union in 1977 as a member of the Credit Committee, moved to theSupervisory Committee in 1978 and became a board member in […]
Hiwassee River Credit Union Breaks Ground on First Stand-Alone Branch
Hiwassee River Credit Union marked an important milestone last Wednesday, January 21, 2026, with the groundbreaking of its first stand-alone branch, signaling a new era of service and accessibility for its members. Since 1969, the credit union has operated inside the Olin Corporation plant, serving employees of Olin, Solenis, and their families for more than […]
Ascend Federal Credit Union Donates $55,000 and Over 13,000 Food Items to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
Ascend Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in Middle Tennessee, announced today it has donated $55,000 and over 13,000 food items to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee to help ensure individuals and families had access to nutritious food this holiday season. Ascend’s support includes a $30,000 donation to fund 15 Mobile Markets […]
January Advocacy Update
Looming Government Shutdown Federally, the week kicked off with a big advocacy win with Senator Marshall withdrawing his plans to offer the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) during the crypto bill mark-up in the Senate Agriculture Committee. While this is a win and a testament to America’s Credit Unions-League credit union system, we are still […]
Last Call for February Personify Leadership Training
Don’t miss out on the inaugural session of Personify Leadership Training on Feb. 9-10, in Jackson, Miss. Registration closes this Friday, Jan. 30! Personify Leadership is a two-day, high-intensity leadership development program focused on eight core, body-focused competencies using an experiential research-based approach to equip leaders with practical tools to effectively lead, build trust and […]
Remembering Leisa Massingill, Former Shared Branch Manager
It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we inform you of the death of our colleague andfriend, Leisa Massingill, former shared branch manager with the Tennessee Credit Union League. Leisa passed away on Saturday, Jan. 24. Leisa worked 44 years in the finance industry, 36 of those at the League. She spent 24 […]