While some banks are closing branches faster than Blockbuster stores circa 2010, Chartway Credit Union is doing the opposite—and they’re doing it with intention.
This July, Chartway is cutting the ribbon on two brand-new branches: one in Virginia Beach’s Town Center on July 9, and another in Herriman, Utah, on July 21. And if that weren’t enough, they’re also giving two other branches a complete makeover this year.
The timing makes sense. Chartway just hit $3.2 billion in assets with more than 265,000 member-owners across Virginia, Utah, and Texas. That’s not just growth for growth’s sake—it’s a credit union that’s doubling down on the communities it serves.
More Than Just Square Footage
“Growth for Chartway has always been about more than physical expansion,” says Brian Schools, president and CEO. “It’s about showing up for our members and communities in meaningful ways like putting families in homes and cars, creating pathways for young people to thrive financially, and helping small businesses grow.”…