HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE
Voting has opened to elect four (4) members to the FFCCU Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is essential to the credit union because they serve as the members’ voice and make important decisions on matters such as rates, promotions, policies, procedures, and guide the overall direction of the credit union. Each elected representative will serve a three-year volunteer term.
This year, the ballot has (4) four candidates. Several of the candidates on the ballot are incumbents, meaning they are currently serving on the board and running for re-election. It’s up to you to elect the individuals that you think will serve in the best interest of you and your fellow credit union members. You may vote for up to four (4) candidates.
Part of what separates credit unions from other types of financial institutions is that each member of a credit union is an equal shareholder of the not-for-profit financial cooperative. This means that every member has a say, regardless of how much money he/she has on deposit. At FFCCU, there is no select group of shareholders that profit more than anyone else.
Votes must be cast no later than March 2, 2026, at 4pm EST.
How to vote:
- Cast an online ballot by clicking here.
- Phone in your vote by calling 216.621.4644, then listen to the prompts for further instructions.
- Request a paper ballot be mailed to you by calling 888.286.5068
Requirements for Voter Eligibility:
- Must be at least 16 years of age.
- Must be in good financial standing with the credit union.
- Must hold a primary account with the credit union.
- Estate accounts are not eligible to vote.
Winners will be announced at our Annual Meeting on March 26, 2026
KUDOS!
Thanks to Brian Velioniskis, our financial goals are back on track. He explained the options for setting up our home equity loan very clearly and made the process easy.
-Jeff C.
Fortunately, we found out about the mortgage program at FFCCU. We had originally applied for a loan through a bank, but they were not interested in helping us. FFCCU put through our loan in a timely m...
-John B.
I cannot say enough good things about the individuals I have worked with – especially when my card number was stolen. The service I have had is why I have moved all my accounts to FFCCU. KUDOS!
-David H.
I work with banks and credit unions on a daily basis, and FFCCU goes above and beyond to help its members. Thank you all for making the process easy to understand and treating me like a person.
-Jennifer
We want to give a shout out to Margaret from the Emerald Branch, she was excellent in helping us with our accounts. She made it easy to understand and to do. She even came in on her day off to help us...
-John D.
I did not have my loan information and needed to know how, when, and where to make a payment. I was completely frazzled but Megan S. was able to talk me through setting up my user account, payments,...
-Donna G.
Tiffany Zifcak worked with me on my recent home equity loan and did an amazing job. She made the process quick and easy for me. Will be using FFCCU for more of my financial needs in the future.
-Mike K.
I was connected to this credit union through my employer back in 1989. I don’t know where to begin on how life changing my membership has been. The entire staff is wonderful regardless of branch...
-Drew M.
Wow!!! You give me the best customer service!!! I’m an 8-year Member and can say my Credit Union performs like nothing else. They take such a personal interest in all my issues, great and small.
-David W.
I experienced a problem with an automatic withdrawal. Emily provided lots of information on how to handle it and secured a refund. More than that: she gave me moral support, when I was feeling very up...
-Irene
Emily answered my text quickly (on a Saturday morning!) and helped me promptly with my request. I love the text feature at FFCCU!!
-Amanda J.
I needed a new vehicle loan, and FFCCU beat other interest rates so dramatically it was a no “brainer.” I was so happy with the service I am switching all of my checking and savings over. Kudos...


