Banking local matters: A year of heartfelt impact
At Westerra Credit Union, we live and work and work in our community. We know that banking local matters because it strengthens the communities we call home.
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You bet we did it again. We were named among Newsweek’s Best Regional Banks and Credit Unions for the second year in a row. We’re blushing but can’t say we’re too surprised—it’s all possible because of our all-star employees and fantastic community.
This honor, coupled with Bauer Financial awarding Westerra a 5-Star rating in its latest rating cycle, is a testament to our dedication to our members and our community!
In 2024, our employees contributed 1,527 hours of their time toward volunteer work for meaningful local causes, with hundreds of those hours supporting financial literacy in Colorado schools. Our School Grant Program also funded over $50,000 toward supporting this year’s local public educators. By choosing to bank with Westerra, you empower us to put our motto, “We exist to teach one another to prosper,” into action every day.
We’re grateful for the Newsweek recognition, and even more grateful for the ability to support our Colorado community. Here’s to an award-winning year of service together, and many more to come.
Learn more about how we support our community at Our Colorado Credit Union Community | Westerra Credit Union
At Westerra Credit Union, we live and work and work in our community. We know that banking local matters because it strengthens the communities we call home.
We are proud to announce that we are entering our 10th year as a sponsor for Special Olympics Colorado's Annual plunge. This event raises money to support Special Olympic athletes so that they can participate in sports, health and other programs for free.
Colorado’s House Bill 25-1192, currently under review, aims to make financial literacy a graduation requirement for high school students. You may be asking yourself: should Colorado schools weave personal finance courses into their curriculum?
This year, there are three vacancies on the Board of Directors with terms of three years, ending in 2029.