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• MSGCU Recognized by Macomb Daily, Forbes, and LendingTree
  

  MSGCU is pleased to announce recent awards and recognitions received by Macomb Daily, Forbes and LendingTree.

• MSGCU Surprises Scholarship Honorees with Special Deliveries
  

  MSGCU was pleased to surprise their 2020 Scholarship Honorees with special deliveries this week. Members of the MSGCU Scholarship Committee visited the 33 honorees at their homes to deliver a congratulatory cake, gift bag, and personalized yard sign.

• MSGCU's COVID-19 Information
  

  View MSGCU's coronavirus (COVID-19) plans. This page will be updated as more information is available. Last updated 6/10/2020.

• MSGCU Supports “Macomb is Open” Contest and Makes $21,000 Available for Macomb County Eateries and Patrons
  

  In support of the Macomb County Chamber’s Macomb is Open contest, Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (MSGCU) is pleased to donate $10,500, matching county and chamber funds, making $21,000 available for local eateries and patrons.

• MSGCU Donates $10,000 in Support of Face Shields for First Responders
  

  MSGCU is honored to support front line workers in need of personal protection equipment with a donation of $10,000 to support the mission of distributing 30,000 face shields to local first responders, hospital staff, and nursing and senior home personnel.

• 6 Ways to Use Your Economic Impact Check
  

  Continue reading for six ways to make your economic impact check (stimulus check) work for you. 

• MSGCU to Award $106,500 in Scholarships This Year
  

  Over the course of many years, we have helped hundreds of students and educators fund their higher education pursuits through its annual scholarship program. The 33 available scholarships recognize academic achievement, community service, and an applicant’s commitment to learning.

• We Give Thanks by Giving Back
  

  With the holiday spirit upon us, we are pleased to thank members for their continued loyalty to MSGCU and highlight achievements of the past year.

• MSGCU Volunteers for Kids Coalition Against Hunger
  

  MSGCU team members spent time on Columbus Day packaging 31,326 meals and donating $7,500 to Kids Coalition Against Hunger.

• Commerce Township Ribbon Cutting
  

  We have officially opened the doors of our newest location in Commerce Township by hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony.

• MSGCU's Shannon McIntosh named Business Partner of the Year
  

  MSGCU Consumer Education Specialist, Shannon McIntosh was recognized by Anchor Bay Schools and Macomb Career Technical Education Administrators Association.

• MSGCU volunteers feed hungry children
  

  MSGCU team members spent Columbus Day volunteering with Kids Coalition Against Hunger to package 17,500 meals for hungry children and donated $5,000 to help make a difference in our community.

• Local teachers receive more than $51,000 in Classroom Cash Grants from MSGCU
  

  Educators have a profound impact on the lives of students and the community in which we live. That’s why we’re honored to award more than $51,000 in Classroom Cash Grants to help with the implementation of innovative learning experiences in local schools.

• Sprint Credit Union Cash Rewards
  

  With the recent merger between T-Mobile and Sprint Corporation, the Sprint Credit Union Cash Rewards program is coming to a close effective July 31, 2020.

• MSGCU Named Sterling Heights Diversity Distinction Award Recipient
  

  The City of Sterling Heights Ethnic Community Committee unanimously named MSGCU the recipient of a Sterling Heights Diversity Distinction Award for championing diversity in the city of Sterling Heights and surrounding communities.

• MSGCU Celebrates Macomb County Bicentennial
  

  We were proud to take part in celebrating Macomb County's 200th birthday.

• High School Marketing Campaign Competition Winners
  

  Each year, MSGCU challenges groups of high school marketing students to "pitch" a comprehensive campaign to a panel of MSGCU and local marketing experts. We are pleased to announce the winners.