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Honor Credit Union’s 2024 community impact year-in-review

BERRIEN SPRINGS, MI (February 11, 2025) |

Honor Credit Union is proud to share a summary  of its community impact for 2024, highlighting the credit union’s unwavering commitment to supporting  the communities it serves across Michigan and Northern Indiana. With over 90 years of community focused service, Honor remains dedicated to making an impact in local communities, supporting  education, and helping its members achieve financial success. 

Strengthening Local Communities 

In 2024, Honor Credit Union made 70,325 donations to 489 organizations, spanning from the Upper  Peninsula to Southwest Michigan. A total of $895,197 in contributions supported a wide range of  initiatives, from partnering with local food pantries to supporting community events, reflecting Honor’s  mission to make a tangible difference throughout the areas it serves. 

Honor’s support goes beyond financial contributions. In 2024, employees volunteered 4,691 hours, with  3,091 of those hours spent at 225 local events. Additionally, Honor hosted 10 Free Community Shred  Days, shredding and recycling 64,920 pounds of paper to promote environmental sustainability and provide a secure way for community members to dispose of sensitive documents. 

Investing in Education 

Beginning as Berrien Teachers Credit Union over 90 years ago, Honor continues its tradition of  supporting students, teachers, and schools. In 2024, Honor awarded $30,000 in scholarships to 12 high  school seniors and invested $117,669 in 142 school programs. Furthermore, $20,000 was awarded to 40  Michigan teachers to support their classrooms. Combined, these contributions totaled $167,669,  creating a lasting impact on schools and students throughout the state. 

Supporting Financial Wellness 

As a not-for-profit organization, Honor Credit Union is dedicated to putting its members' financial  success first. In 2024, $24,846,521 was distributed to members through various programs and products  designed to help members save. Members benefited directly from $1,921,443 in checking account  rewards, $1,934,291 in credit card rewards, and $20,990,787 earned through savings accounts, money  markets, and certificates. In addition, 602 members secured mortgages, helping them take the next step  in their homeownership journey. 

"At Honor Credit Union, everything we do comes back to one mission—supporting our members'  financial success and strengthening the communities we’re proud to call home," said Scott McFarland, 

CEO of Honor Credit Union. "What inspires me every day is seeing how our passionate team, loyal  members, and incredible community partners come together to make dreams a reality. We’re proud to  be part of something bigger—spreading kindness to create a lasting impact. It’s a mantra we live by  every day, and we're committed to sharing it with our communities." 

For more information on our community impact and how to partner with us, visit Community  Partnerships | Honor Credit Union

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