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Click the left and right arrows below to check out photos of our teams celebrations!
Corwin Ct.
1940’s Day. Teams wore 1940s inspired clothing and music to commemorate our origination as a credit union in 1940.
Dolson Ave.
1940’s Day. Teams wore 1940s inspired clothing and music to commemorate our origination as a credit union in 1940.
Rykowski
1940’s Day. Teams wore 1940s inspired clothing and music to commemorate our origination as a credit union in 1940.
Rykowski
1940’s Day. Teams wore 1940s inspired clothing and music to commemorate our origination as a credit union in 1940.
Central Valley & South Plank
Cultural Appreciation. Teams wore items that represented their culture. The day celebrated the richness of diverse cultures and what makes our team members so special!
Central Valley & South Plank
District Pride. Since HFCU started as a Teacher’s Credit Union, and education has always been near and dear to our organization’s Mission, it’s only right that we paid homage to our local school districts! Teams wore their local schools colors and gear.
Rykowski
District Pride. Since HFCU started as a Teacher’s Credit Union, and education has always been near and dear to our organization’s Mission, it’s only right that we paid homage to our local school districts! Teams wore their local schools colors and gear.
South Plank
District Pride. Since HFCU started as a Teacher’s Credit Union, and education has always been near and dear to our organization’s Mission, it’s only right that we paid homage to our local school districts! Teams wore their local schools colors and gear.
Deposit Support
Cultural Appreciation. Teams shared a dish specific to their heritage. The day celebrated the richness of diverse cultures and what makes our team members so special!
Central Valley
Thursday, Jersday. Teams wore a jersey in honor of their favorite sports teams.
Rykowski
Thursday, Jersday. Teams wore a jersey in honor of their favorite sports teams.
South Plank
Thursday, Jersday. Teams wore a jersey in honor of their favorite sports teams.
Central Valley
The Host with the Most: The team handed out local ice cream at their location in order to provide members with a memorable experience.
New Paltz
You’re too kind!: The team surprised a local business with a random act of kindness. In this case Dunkin Donuts!
More celebrations are on the horizon! Check back for more updates!
Click the left and right arrows below to check out key milestones of HFCU over the last 85 years.
May 1940
First CU chapter founded in the Newburgh High School closet with 97 members and just $339 in assets.
1950
Membership nearly doubles with 163 members and over $17,000 in assets
1965
CU approaches 500 members
1975
CU reaches over $1 million in assets.
1982
First branch opened on Little Britain Rd. in Newburgh
1985
CU officially named Hudson Heritage Federal Credit Union
1993
HHFCU offers first telephone banking service
1998
HHFCU reaches over 15,000 members
2000
First Hudson Heritage Logo is established.
2009
HHFCU reaches over $200 million in assets.
2015
HHFCU has nearly 33,000 members and over $310 million in assets
2019
HHFCU Rebrands to
Heritage Financial Credit Union and becomes a state chartered credit union.
2021
HFCU reaches over $500 million in assets
2022
HFCU opens the Financial Development Center.
2023
HFCU becomes the official naming rights partner of the Hudson Valley Renegades baseball team. Dutchess Stadium is renamed to Heritage Financial Park.
2024
HFCU upgrades all banking systems to bring members enhanced banking technology. HFCU also adds Business Services.
2025
HFCU celebrates 85 years of serving our communities!
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