MSU Federal Credit Union

Michigan State University Federal Credit Union is a federally chartered, low-income credit union regulated by the National Credit Union Administration and insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund. Founded in 1937, the Credit Union is based in East Lansing, Michigan, and operates 35 branches across the state of Michigan and northern Illinois, serving nearly 400,000 members and managing over $8.4 billion in assets. The credit union’s mission is to provide superior service while helping members and employees achieve financial security, their goals, and ultimately, their dreams. The Foundation’s project grant supports the credit union’s launch of a new sub-brand designed for and with individuals with disabilities in the United States.