SAFE Credit Union invites our members and the community to support Credit Unions for Kids’ annual fundraiser to support Children’s Miracle Network.

SAFE Credit Union is pleased to announce President and CEO Dave Roughton accepted the role of Board Chair of the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. As Chair, Roughton is responsible for guiding the chamber’s economic recovery plan and representing chamber members of the Sacramento Region.

SAFE Credit Union is now accepting applications for its 2021 Scholarship Program. The annual program, now in its 21st year, awards 10 outstanding college-bound seniors a $1,000 scholarship, for a total investment of $10,000.

The Building CommYOUnity week, held in September, is part of SAFE’s expanded service to the community to help meet challenges posed by the pandemic. SAFE donated $60,000 in emergency grants to four local organizations to assist them with financial losses and additional need for their services due to COVID-19.

SAFE Credit Union was named the 2020 No.1 Large Employer in The Greater Sacramento Region in the program operated by the Sacramento Business Journal. It received the same designation in 2018, and was named one of the best places to work in 2019.

From assisting former foster youths to advocating for the credit union movement, SAFE Credit Union Board Chair Terrance Tremelling works tirelessly toward improving the lives of those who live and work in the Greater Sacramento region.

SAFE Credit Union created a unique – and affordable – way to showcase its dynamic financial education experts and promote free, community workshops on social media.

SAFE Credit Union awarded a total of $60,000 in emergency grants to four Sacramento-area nonprofits to support their efforts to provide emergency services to their clients and community in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

When Erica Dias was hired as SAFE Credit Union’s Vice President Marketing, Community Banking, and Communications in April 2019, she brought a game-changing strategy that not only reshaped the departments she led but also a fundamental shift in how the entire $3.5 billion credit union approaches goal-setting and corporate strategy.

The message is simple, bold, yet inviting. The images reflect the diversity of the Greater Sacramento region. The campaign captures the very essence of what it means to be a credit union that puts people over profits.