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Andrew Barker Bloomfield |
Sarah Castro Latiné Scholarship |
Will Dowden Bloomfield |
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Orien King Bloomington North |
Ruby Lowe Bloomington South |
Kelton Wong O'Connell Bloomington North |
• Alexander Busch, Bloomington South
• Nolan Gonser, Owen Valley
• Elliana Vagedes, Edgewood
All IU Credit Union branches will be closed Saturday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. All branches will also be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
If you need to reach us during a time we are closed, send us a secure email in Online or Mobile Banking and we will respond as soon as possible during business hours. You can also chat with Ana if you have questions outside of business hours.
Impersonation scams are increasing, and scammers are becoming more convincing in how they target consumers. These fraudsters may pretend to be someone you trust, such as IU Credit Union’s fraud department, Microsoft support, a government agency, or another familiar organization.
The message is often urgent: your account has been compromised, your device has been hacked, or your money is at risk. Then, the scammer pressures you to act quickly before you have time to think it through.
Common impersonation scam tactics include requests to:
Impersonation scams happen when a fraudster pretends to be a trusted person, company, financial institution, or government agency in order to steal money or personal information. These scams often rely on fear, urgency, and confusion.
A scammer may claim there is a problem with your bank account, computer, Social Security number, online banking access, or debit card. They may also tell you that immediate action is needed to “protect” your money.
One concerning fraud trend is that scammers are coaching members during these interactions. They may stay on the phone with you while you visit a branch, make a withdrawal, or complete a transaction. They may even tell you to lie about why you need the money.
For example, a scammer may tell you to say the funds are for a car purchase, home repair, family emergency, or another legitimate-sounding reason. This is done to make the transaction seem normal and prevent IUCU team members from recognizing the warning signs of a scam.
Knowing how to identify an impersonation scam can help protect your money and personal information. Remember these important tips:
Scammers rely on fear and urgency. Taking a moment to stop, think, and verify the situation can help protect you from financial fraud.
If you believe you may have been targeted by an impersonation scam, call an IU Credit Union representative directly at 812-855-7823 or 888-855-6928. Do not use a phone number provided in a suspicious call, text, or email.
We’re honored to support People and Animal Learning Services (PALS) with a $25,000 donation toward their Raise the Barn Campaign following tornado damage. This gift will help upgrade the campus water system as PALS works to reopen their renovated barn for clients, volunteers, team members, and horses.
PALS is a Bloomington nonprofit that promotes joy, quality of life, better health, and empowerment through therapeutic programs with horses. Serving individuals with disabilities, veterans, senior citizens, and underserved youth, PALS provides safe, meaningful equine-assisted experiences that support physical, emotional, and social growth.
Pictured are PALS Executive Director Christine Herring and IUCU President & CEO Bryan Price.
We’re proud to stand with an organization that makes such a meaningful impact in our community.
At IU Credit Union, our focus has always been on helping our members achieve financial success while strengthening the communities we serve. We're proud that those efforts have recently been recognized by several organizations for excellence in member service, workplace culture, and community impact.
This year, IU Credit Union is celebrating 70 years of serving members, families and communities. As we look back on where we started in 1956, we’re also celebrating what comes next: helping the next generation build strong financial habits.
Now through December 31, 2026, new youth accounts for members age 17 and under will receive a $19.56 bonus deposit in honor of the year IU Credit Union began. It’s a meaningful way to help a child or grandchild start saving, learn money basics and take their first steps toward a healthy financial future.
We’re also celebrating with our 70th Anniversary Refer-a-Friend offer. When you introduce a friend, family member or co-worker to IU Credit Union, you each receive $70 when promotion requirements are met.
Whether you’ve been a member for decades or just joined recently, you’re part of our story. We’d love to hear from you! Share how long you’ve been a member, a favorite IU Credit Union memory, or what membership has meant to you over the years.
Thank you for being part of our first 70 years. We’re honored to celebrate this milestone with you—and excited to keep serving members for generations to come.
We’re excited to see you at the Monroe County Fair! Stop by the IU Credit Union booth as we celebrate our 70th anniversary year with some special giveaways. Members who show their IU Credit Union account card or debit card can pick up a free 70th anniversary t-shirt, while supplies last. We’ll also have anniversary pens and tote bags, plus our fair-favorite yard sticks. Come say hello and celebrate 70 years with us!
IU Credit Union is proud to be the title sponsor of the Bloomington Fourth of July Parade! Join us downtown on Friday, July 4, as the community comes together to celebrate Independence Day.
The Bloomington Community Band will perform at 9:00 AM on the south side of the Monroe County Courthouse, followed by the parade at 10:00 AM beginning at College Avenue and 10th Street.
We hope to see you there as we celebrate America's 250th birthday!
IU Credit Union is proud to sponsor the Greenwood Summer Concert Series! Nearly every Saturday evening from June through August, families and friends gather at the Greenwood Amphitheater in Craig Park for live music, lawn chairs, blankets, and summer fun. All summer concerts begin at 7:00 PM.
IU Credit Union is proud to sponsor the City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation Performing Arts Series, bringing free live music to city parks throughout the summer. This community tradition is a wonderful way for neighbors, families, and friends to gather, enjoy local talent, and make the most of summer evenings in Bloomington.
IU Credit Union is proud to sponsor Taste of Bloomington, a community favorite bringing local food, drinks and live music to Kirkwood Avenue. Everything at the event will be local, from the food vendors to the beer, wine, spirits and entertainment. Admission is free, and each booth will offer small serving sizes for $5 or less, making it easy to sample a variety of Bloomington favorites.
Come hungry, bring the family and enjoy an evening downtown discovering local eats and supporting area businesses. It’s a great opportunity to experience the Bloomington community while supporting the restaurants, makers and vendors that make our city special.
IU Credit Union is proud to sponsor Kiwanis Indiana Balloon Fest, returning August 28–29 at West Boggs Park in Loogootee. This two-day community event will feature colorful hot air balloons, special shapes, balloon launches, tethered rides, a night glow, fireworks, live entertainment, food vendors and plenty of family-friendly activities.
Enjoy a weekend filled with pony rides, bounce houses, kids crafts, putt-putt, a beer and wine garden, camping and more. The festival also supports the Kiwanis Club of South Central Indiana’s efforts to help children and communities thrive, making it a fun way to spend time together while supporting a meaningful local cause.
Registration is open for the 27th running of one of the oldest and largest 5K race events in Indiana! Hoosiers Outrun Cancer is a community celebration of all the amazing people who have faced cancer in our community. 100% of the proceeds raised from Hoosiers Outrun Cancer provide free cancer support services to anyone impacted by cancer.
IU Credit Union proudly supports Hoosiers Outrun Cancer.
