Our AGM of Sunshine Coast Credit Union occured on:
April 23, 2024, 6pm
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The financial landscape of 2023 provided Sunshine Coast Credit Union (SCCU) an opportunity to demonstrate why financial co-operatives matter and how we make a positive difference in people’s lives. By coming together within a credit union, our members are able to support one another in their financial needs, help each other realize their dreams, and strengthen our community.
Our solid financial foundation empowered SCCU to meet the needs of our members while navigating rising interest rates and inflationary pressures. Through prudent financial management, SCCU was able to support our members during an unpredictable operating environment. As always, our actions reflected the best interests and needs of the co-operative – like providing competitive interest rates for depositors (achieving $26.2 million net growth in deposits) and supporting homeowners with strong advice to navigate a high-interest environment. SCCU ended the year with solid financial performance, maintained a stable capital position and is prepared to respond and adjust to an ever-changing economic environment in 2024 and beyond.
We create value for members through:
Integrity: We are authentic, fair, honest, accountable, and respectful.
Passion: Dedicated to creating value for our stakeholders.
Member-Centric: Our actions always reflect the best interests and needs of our members.
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We’re committed to building stronger communities in addition to enhancing the financial wellness of our members.
We continue to focus on 6 of the Sustainable Development Goals in our mission to affect meaningful change to the pressing issues that impact our world and the lives of those in our community. In 2023, we donated $80,475 to non-profit organizations through community enrichment grants. We will continue to seek out opportunities to empower the communities we serve.
With our $10,000 grant given to the Salmon Project, One Straw Society was able to bring elders and the community together to experience stories, traditions, and learning the skills of safely preserving the salmon harvest. Over 200 pounds of sockeye and coho salmon were canned and shared with the participants, the elders, and community members in need through One Straw’s subsidized food programs.
Wellness Fest brought the Gibsons Public Market to life on Global Wellness Day weekend. It featured enriching workshops, live music, gourmet food, and a market of local wellness vendors. It also offered a platform for community members to connect with local wellness entrepreneurs, highlighting our collective journey toward physical, mental, and financial health. Thanks to everyone who joined us!
Tapworks Cup, hosted by Tapworks Brewing company and presented by Sunshine Coast Credit Union, was a co-ed soccer tournament raising funds for more affordable housing projects.
Profits raised went towards Sunshine Coast Affordable Housing Society, a non-profit society with a mission to create affordable homes all around the Sunshine Coast.