Air Academy Federal Credit Union

Air Academy Federal Credit Union is a credit union in Colorado, United States. AAFCU provides comprehensive financial products and services, and online financial management systems. AAFCU has eight branch locations. It has over $600 million US in assets and over 49,000 members worldwide.[1]

Air Academy Federal Credit Union
Credit Union
IndustryFinancial Services
Founded1955
HeadquartersColorado Springs
Area served
Colorado
Key people
Glenn Strebe,CEO
ProductsSavings Accounts, Checking Accounts, Mortgage Loans, Car Loans, and Online Banking.
Total assets$565M
Number of employees
150
Websiteaafcu.com

In 2017, it dropped National Football League player Brandon Marshall, linebacker for the Denver Broncos, as a spokesperson because he kneeled during the playing of the national anthem on September 25, 2017.[2]

History

AAFCU was founded locally by volunteers in October 1955, for the purpose of serving the cadets and staff of the newly developed United States Air Force Academy at Lowry Air Force Base.

Field of membership

In addition to serving all active and retired United States military members, AAFCU's field of membership includes the employees, students, and families in the following school districts:

AAFCU also serves over 250 select employee groups and area businesses.

The AAFCU logo incorporates movement, which represents an ever-changing state, a quality considered essential by the organization in the twenty-first-century financial market. The three angular-straight lines represent the most valuable components of the credit union—the members, the volunteers, and the employees.

References
  1. Credit Unions Online (1995–2012). "Air Academy Federal Credit Union". Credit Unions Online. Credit Unions Online. Retrieved 2 August 2012.
  2. "Sponsor Drops Brandon Marshall For Kneeling During National Anthem". The Newly Press Network. 2017-09-25. Retrieved 2017-09-26.
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