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All One Credit Union, and the Cooperative Credit Union Association, Inc., would like to congratulate all of the scholarship participants. We wish the class of 2023 much success and may your career path be paved with all the best life has to offer. Click here to see this year’s recipients.

Both the West Boylston Street and Shrewsbury Street branches are collecting brand new backpacks and school supplies to benefit the 508 Forever Young Inc. “Back to School Backpack Giveaway”. Donations will be collected from June 1 through July 15 at the West Boylston Street Branch, 910 West Boylston St., Worcester and the Shrewsbury Street Branch, 137 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. For questions, please contact Jenifer Morataya, Member Relationship Assistant Manager, at 800-649-4646.

All One Credit Union will hold a Shred-A-Thon at its headquarters located at 20 Adams Street, Leominster, MA on Saturday, June 3, 2023 from 9:00AM – 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 shred 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 – All One Credit Union proudly kicked off Financial Literacy month by presenting a check for $3,000 to Fitchburg High School to award three $1,000 student scholarships. Throughout Financial Literacy Month, LCU is celebrating by offering free educational resources to its members and the community. The credit union recognizes the importance of financial education and is committed to helping its members make informed decisions about their finances and giving back to our communities.

During the month of April, All One Credit Union will be offering free financial education resources, including webinars, and workshops. These resources cover a variety of topics, including budgeting, saving, credit scores, and home buying. All One Credit Union continues to be one the leaders in the industry with their focus on finding unique ways to engage with all demographics to help build financial knowledge and know-how within the communities they serve.

Most recently LCU has engaged with Leominster Access TV to create their own, “Make ₵ents” program based on current relevant financial topics. Additionally, LCU has expanded their programing and outreach in an effort to be more accessible to their entire footprint by partnering with organizations such as, the Polus Center, Veterans Outreach, Spanish American Center and Perkins School. As well as their partnership with various high schools and local colleges in the community which has resulted in successful co-op programs and internship opportunities for students.

“We believe that financial literacy is a key component of overall financial wellness,” said Brittany Haley, AVP/Financial Education Manager. “By providing free educational resources, we hope to empower our members and the community to make informed decisions about their finances and achieve their financial goals.”

For more information about LCU’s Financial Literacy Month resources, reach out to FinEd@all-onecu.com

Leominster, MA, – Barbara Mahoney, President and CEO of All One Credit Union presented Leominster Mayor Dean J. Mazzarella with a check for $5,000 for the Mayor’s Energy Program.

“All One Credit Union is pleased to support our neighbors through Mayor Mazzarella’s Energy Program. There are many who are impacted by our current environment and rising costs, and their ability to pay for fuel is no different. Assisting those within the communities we serve is a major focus of LCU, and we continue to live by the credit union motto of People Helping People,” commented Barbara Mahoney, LCU President & CEO.

For more information on the Fuel Assistance Program stop by or contact the Mayor’s Office at 978-534-7500.

We continue to have discussions and share information with our current and prospective members about the safety and soundness of our credit union and the insurance we have in place for the security of your money. Attached is an article that further supports the benefits of banking and developing a relationship with a credit union.
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