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In This Week's Leaguer
Welcome to the last edition of the Leaguer for 2021. We’ve got some outstanding news this week, and then the Leaguer takes a break until Jan. 6, 2022. -
Dept. of Treasury Announces Over $2B in ECIP to 87 CUs
This week, the U.S. Department of Treasury announced $8.7 billion of capital provided to Community Development Financial Institutions from its Emergency Capital Investment Program (ECIP). -
Award-Winning Journalist Soledad O’Brien to Headline IMPACT 2022
Soledad O’Brien, an award-winning journalist, author, and documentarian, will headline IMPACT 2022: Cornerstone’s Annual Meeting and Council Forum, which takes place April 20–22 at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center in Grapevine. -
Get the Latest Episode of The Cornerstone League Podcast
In the latest episode of The Cornerstone League Podcast, Credit Union Awareness Executive Director Chris Lorence discusses how the campaign is increasing consumer consideration of credit unions on a national scale and for consumers in Oklahoma and Texas. -
The New Perspectives Magazine Is Available Now
Cornerstone League is pleased to present the new edition of Perspectives magazine, which you can access online now.
Upcoming Events
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South Texas Conference & Expo
Corpus Christi, TXJoin the Coastal Bend Chapter and Magic Valley Chapter of Credit Unions for the 2026 South Texas Conference & Expo to learn, connect, and have a blast. -
Central Texas Chapter Golf Tournament
Temple, TXJoin the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. -
Houston Chapter Meeting
Houston, TXJoin the Houston Chapter of Credit Unions for a presentation on business continuity for credit unions. -
Fort Worth Chapter Bowl-a-thon
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for a Paw-some Cause at the Annual Bowl-A-Thon. -
Fort Worth Chapter Meeting
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for an inspiring conversation about what makes credit unions different and why our cooperative roots still matter today.