City of Indianapolis Declares April 10 Financial Center First Credit Union Day

City of Indianapolis Declares April 10 Financial Center First Credit Union Day
Indianapolis, Ind. – The City of Indianapolis has honored Financial Center First Credit Union by naming April 10 ‘Financial Center First Credit Union Day’. Signed by Mayor Joe Hogsett, the proclamation recognized Financial Center for its financial literacy and community outreach that resulted in the Indianapolis-based credit union receiving four national awards by the Credit Union National Association in February of 2018.

Recognition from the proclamation came as a result of Financial Center providing free financial education to over 3,000 in Central Indiana Hoosiers in 2017 and for its exclusive partnership to serve as the financial literacy partner of the Consulate of Mexico.

“We thank Financial Center for their years of service to Indianapolis,” Mayor Joe Hogsett stated within the proclamation, “including its members, its employees, and the community at large.”

“Financial Center has always been focused on improving the financial lives of its members and the community we serve, but it is truly an honor to be publically recognized for our efforts by Mayor Hogsett and the City of Indianapolis,” said J. Kevin Ryan, the Credit Union’s President and Chief Executive Officer.

About Financial Center: Financial Center First Credit Union has been serving consumers who live or work in Boone, Brown, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, Morgan, Putnam, and Shelby Counties as well as other special groups for 65 years. Over 55,000 members take advantage of favorable deposit and loan rates as well as reduced fees by banking with the Indianapolis-based credit union. Financial Center is a not-for-profit entity that employs 145 people. Guided by a dedicated Board of Directors, Financial Center’s mission is to ‘Improve Members’ Financial Lives’. Learn more at www.fcfcu.com.