BELLINGHAM, WA (July 6, 2024)— WECU is proud to announce its recognition as the “Best Credit Union” in the prestigious “Cascades Best” awards program. This accolade highlights WECU’s unwavering commitment to excellence in service and community engagement, as voted by the residents of Northwest Washington.
The “Cascades Best” program, presented by The Bellingham Herald, aims to discover and celebrate the businesses, people, and places that the community loves most. This initiative reflects the pride and knowledge of local residents who participated in the voting process. Over 3,250 businesses, organizations, and individuals competed in 205 categories, with more than 84,000 votes cast, underscoring the program’s robust engagement and the community’s enthusiasm.
Jennifer Kutcher, President & CEO of WECU, expressed her gratitude for the recognition, saying, “Being named the ‘Best Credit Union’ in the Cascades Best awards is a tremendous honor. We are deeply grateful to our members for their trust and support. This award is a testament to our employees’ dedication to making a meaningful difference in the lives of our members and the communities we serve.”
This recognition underscores WECU’s commitment to providing exceptional service and fostering strong, trust-based relationships with its members. As WECU continues to grow and innovate, it remains steadfast in its mission to enhance the financial well-being of its members and contribute positively to the communities it serves.
For more information about Cascades Best, please visit Cascades Best.
About WECU
WECU, initially established in 1936 as Bellingham Teachers Credit Union, is a thriving credit union headquartered in Bellingham, Washington. With a rich history and commitment to the community, WECU extends its financial services to individuals and businesses across the entire state of Washington. Boasting a dedicated team of over 400 local professionals, WECU takes pride in serving a vast membership base exceeding 170,000 individuals. The credit union’s robust financial standing is reflected in its assets, surpassing $2.8 billion.
