News and Information

All One Credit Union proudly congratulates Andrew Leblanc, Vice President of Information Technology, on being named one of the Worcester Business Journal’s 2025 Notable Veteran Leaders!

Since joining the Credit Union in 2018, Andrew has driven innovation and collaboration—from strengthening cybersecurity and leading a complex core conversion to modernizing our network infrastructure for long-term growth. A dedicated Chief Boatswain’s Mate in the U.S. Coast Guard for over 19 years, Andrew mentors fellow service members, supports veterans entering the IT field, and serves on the advisory board for Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School.

We’re proud to celebrate Andrew’s leadership, service, and lasting impact on All One Credit Union and the community.

Congratulations to all the recipients. To learn more about the recipients, click here to visit the WBJ digital edition.

We’re excited to announce the opening of our newest branch inside Worcester Technical High School located at 1 Officer Manny Familia Way, Worcester MA 01605.

This full-service branch is now open to the public for all your banking needs. We have an ATM and plenty of parking.

With school back in session, we’re open for business, and we look forward to seeing you soon.

Open to the public Monday – Friday, 7:30am – 2:00pm.

LEOMINSTER, MA – The Board of Directors of All One Credit Union (AOCU) voted to appoint Adilson “Addy” Lima, as a director.

“Addy brings a wealth of knowledge and skills to the All One Credit Union Board of Directors.,” said Michael J. Sauvageau, Chairman of the Board.

Lima has worked as the staff and IT auditor for the Hanover Insurance Company since 2018, advancing to Senior Staff Auditor in 2023. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Nichols College and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Corporate Finance from the University of Massachusetts.

A Leominster resident for 25 years, Lima owns and operates Sparkling Emerald Cleaning Company, based in Leominster, where he resides with his wife Michelle.

All One Credit Union was proud to present a donation to the Leominster Police Department to support the purchase of a new drone. This advanced technology will assist officers with:

• Crowd monitoring
• Accident reconstruction
• Tracking suspects — all while keeping officers out of harm’s way

All One Credit Union (formerly known as Leominster Credit Union) will hold a Shred-A-Thon at its 910 West Boylston Street, Worcester, MA location on Saturday, September 13, 2025 from 9:00 AM – Noon.

Members and non-members can get rid of old, sensitive documents by shredding and recycling them at the Shred-A-Thon. All items will be shredded on site by a secure shredding service, New England Security Shredders.

Members of the community can bring up to three legal size file boxes or three 13-gallon kitchen trash bags to be shred for free. However, we will be accepting donations for Habitat for Humanity during the event. The Shred-A-Thon helps raise awareness about recycling and of course the importance of shredding personal documents to protect against identity theft.

Important documents to bring to the Shred-A-Thon include bank statements, tax returns, medical bills, credit card statements and other personal documents.

For more information contact Joanne Lattanzi, VP/Marketing 978-466-7240 or marketing@all-onecu.com.

 

Leominster, MA – We are excited to announce that we will be opening an All One Credit Union (AOCU) Branch inside Worcester Technical High School in August 2025 to coincide with the start of the 2025-2026 school year.

“The opening of Worcester Technical High School Branch conveys AOCU’s commitment and belief in the importance of providing financial education to the youth and community in Worcester. Providing access to financial services and fostering a culture of responsible money management, assists in making informed financial decisions and lays a strong foundation for future financial well-being. By having access to this branch classroom, we are creating an environment where students can learn about personal finance, banking services, and fosters responsible financial behavior,” stated Barbara Mahoney, President & CEO at AOCU.

For over 35 years, All One Credit Union has proudly operated high school branches, creating hands-on learning environments where students gain essential financial skills that last a lifetime. Currently we have branches in Clinton High School, Fitchburg High School and Wachusett Regional High School. Our unique approach combines a fully operational credit union branch with classroom instruction, helping students take control of their financial futures while building real-world knowledge in areas like saving, budgeting, and responsible money management.
“We knew that All One was going to be an incredible partner given their mission and their history of being involved in education, especially in the schools where they already have branches. Their goal to add value to the students’ education and truly partner with the school is anxiously anticipated here at Worcester Tech. Before All One has even moved into the branch at our school, they have been great partners. They have worked collaboratively with us on renovating the branch space, have been communicative and respectful of the programs we are running, have not only participated in events such as the Credit for Life but brought their own ideas and added value to the event. If we are already seeing the benefits of this partnership before they move in, imagine the possibilities we can do for our future generations once they’re actually moved in,” said Drew Weymouth Principal, Worcester Technical High School

In addition to daily branch operations and financial education classes, we offer internship opportunities that support the development of valuable employability skills—preparing students not just for college, but for life.

“Financial education is an essential life skill, and we’re thrilled to see just how much students are embracing it. Through our other in-school branch programs, it’s become clear that students not only enjoy learning about personal finance, but they also recognize its real-world value. Even more exciting is the opportunity to mentor students who express interest in internships and future careers in finance. It’s a win-win-win, for the students, for the credit union, and for the entire community,” stated Brittany Haley, AVP, Financial Education at All One Credit Union.

Founded in 1954, All One Credit Union, formerly known as Leominster Credit Union, is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative with a full range of deposit, lending and other financial services. Headquartered in Leominster, Massachusetts, All One Credit Union is proud to claim nearly 40,000 members and more than $900 million in assets. All One Credit Union has seven branch locations in Leominster, Clinton, Holden, North Leominster, Sterling, and Worcester with ATM services at all branch locations. It also operates three high school educational branches at Clinton High School, Fitchburg High School and Wachusett Regional High School. All One Credit Union provides a full-range of digital services including 24-hour banking via Mobile and Online services. Visit all-onecu.com or call 800-649-4646.