Beacon Credit Union is celebrating Member Appreciation Week through Friday, August 7, with festivities taking place at all 22 Beacon Credit Union Member Centers.
Throughout the week, Beacon is thanking its member-owners with food, giveaways, prize drawings, and fun activities as a token of appreciation for their continued loyalty and support.
For more than 95 years, Beacon Credit Union has remained committed to putting its members first. Member Appreciation Week is an opportunity to recognize the members who make Beacon's mission possible and to celebrate the communities the credit union proudly serves across Indiana.
"Our members are at the heart of everything we do," said Dustin Cuttriss, President and CEO of Beacon Credit Union. "Member Appreciation Week is our opportunity to say thank you for choosing Beacon Credit Union and trusting us to be part of your financial journey. We truly appreciate the relationships we've built over the years and look forward to celebrating with our members throughout the week."
From now through August 7, each Beacon Credit Union Member Center will host themed celebrations during regular business hours. Members are encouraged to stop by their local Member Center throughout the week to enjoy refreshments, participate in daily activities, enter prize drawings, and celebrate with Beacon staff.
Members can follow Beacon Credit Union on social media for daily highlights, photos, and updates from Member Centers across the state.
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