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M1 Week of Joy
Spreading smiles, one surprise at a time! M1 is on a mission to bring joy to our communities. Our team hit the streets with gift cards, sharing unexpected moments of kindness. It’s all about creating joy and celebrating the amazing people in our community!
M1 Announces 2024 Joy in Teaching Grant Recipients
Members First Credit Union announces 40 Joy in Teaching Grant recipients, awarding $20,000 to Michigan educators for impactful classroom projects.
M1 Stocks Farwell Elementary’s First Book Vending Machine
Members First Credit Union proudly helped Farwell Elementary launch its first-ever book vending machine, donating 295 books to inspire students to love reading.
Celebrating Teachers and Literacy on CU Kind Day
Members First celebrated CU Kind Day by supporting local teachers and donating books to foster community literacy.
Bringing Joy Home: Donation Match Campaign Reaches Goal
Our The “Bringing Joy Home – Your Donation Matched” campaign recently raised an impressive $47,191 to support the Affordable Housing Alliance of Midland County (AHA).
M1 Golf Outing Raises $10,000
M1's sold-out 26th Annual Swinging for Scholarships Golf Outing raised $10,000 to support student success.
M1 Launches 'Bringing Joy Home' Campaign
Members First Credit Union is partnering with the Affordable Housing Alliance of Midland County (AHA) to launch the "Bringing Joy Home- Your Donation Matched" campaign.
M1 Fights Local Food Insecurity
M1 and its team members supported four local organizations, combating local food insecurity while spreading joy.
M1 Supports United Way Campaign
M1 and its team members support seven United Way organizations across Michigan during United Way's charitable giving campaign.
Members First Celebrates ‘Week Of Joy’ With Random Acts of Kindness
Members First staff individually hands out $50 Visa gift cards to spread joy to community members totaling $13,000.