MN Family Involvement Council


 
Mission Statement

The Minnesota Family Involvement Council’s (FIC’s)
mission is to enhance the future of the credit union movement
by providing financial awareness solutions.

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Start2Go Program

Start 2 Go Programs

The purpose of the Start 2 Go program is to help credit unions with kids, teen or senior clubs.

In the Fall 2006, we introduced the Start 2 Go program, aimed at helping one credit union at a time. In addition to its 2010 workshop, the FIC has helped three credit unions launch programs.

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On an annual basis, the FIC sends out an informational brochure to credit unions. Credit unions complete the form for a chance to enter into a random drawing to receive resources and personal assistance from FIC members to help develop a club.

2007 - Austin City Employees Credit Union of Austin
The FIC worked closely with ACECU employees to help them create a kids club complete with a mascot, Professor ACE.

2008 - Federated Employees Credit Union of Owatonna
Federated Employees Credit Union of Owatonna was selected for year two of Start 2 Go, working from Sept. 1, 2007-Aug. 31, 2008 to develop a teen club.

2009 - Midland Co-op Credit Union of Minneapolis
Midland Co-op Credit Union of Minneapolis was selected for year three of Start 2 Go, working from Sept. 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009 to develop a kids club.

2010 - Start 2 Go Workshop
The FIC partnered with nationally-recognized Share Save Spend and presented a powerful, day-long workshop. Watch for a recap of the workshop coming soon.

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Minnesota Family Involvement Council (MN FIC)
555 Wabasha Street North,. Suite 200
St. Paul, MN 55102

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