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Canvas Credit Union
Hi there! We’re Canvas, and we’re passionate about transforming the way you experience financial services.
About Canvas Credit Union
We’re an eight-decade-old, Colorado-based credit union known for going all in for our members. Like, all in. We’re not the bank you’re used to, because we’re not a bank at all. We’re a people-over-profits, won’t-ever-apologize-for-it kind of place. We’re a transform-the-way-you-experience-financial-services-and-won’t-sleep-until-we-do kind of place. We’re committed to helping our members Live Well(er) in all facets of wellbeing, including physically, mentally, socially, and of course, financially. In fact, in 2020, we partnered with Filene Research Institute to measure Canvas members’ wellness compared to the average Coloradan. Canvas members scored higher than the average Coloradan in every single category of measured wellness. We’re a not-for-profit, state-chartered, member-owned financial cooperative. Our members are credit union owners, empowered with the ability to elect the volunteer Board of Directors, and to determine how their credit union is operated — and we wouldn’t want it any other way. Credit union earnings are returned to members in the form of higher savings rates and lower loan rates. We’ve been safe, secure, and insured since 1938, and we think we look pretty good for over 80 years old. Today, we have over $3.8 billion in assets and 284,000+ dedicated members. Our members can access their accounts and conduct transactions at our branches across Colorado. Plus, through our partnership with the CO-OP ATM network, our members have fee-free access to over 30,000 ATMs across the country.
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Signals from Canvas Credit Union
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Presence & Recognition
Canvas Credit Union partnered with 81 organizations and exhibitors to raise $17,775 for Revital Colorado at Northern CO Hero Fest.
Reported by Canvas Credit Union
Research & Knowledge
Canvas Credit Union's Director of Advocacy and Policy Devin Camacho authored a guest column for Colorado Politics in which he discusses Colorado law limiting local governments from considering credit unions for public deposits and the importance of local control.
Reported by Canvas Credit Union