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new branch openings 2008 Longmont Main Broomfi eld/Erie Broomfi eld/Westminster three new branches four new ATM’s 8,140 new members Elevations opened three new branches in 2008, providing current Credit Union members with added convenience, while at the same time making our full range of fi nancial products and services accessible to more new members. The fi rst new branch, located on the border of Broomfi eld and Westminster, opened on February 25 to the delight of the 2,500+ Elevations members who live within that area. The branch, located near the corner of 120th and Sheridan in the Sheridan Crossing Shopping Center, includes a full service lobby and 24-hour ATM. Cynthia Lamb, Branch Manager, has previous experience managing other Elevations branches. On July 9, the second new branch of the year opened in north Longmont. Located at 2101 Main Street, this branch provides added convenience for those who ELEVATIONS Credit Union 2008 annual report 10 live, work or travel in the northern and eastern sections of Longmont. This branch is the perfect complement to Elevations Longmont branch located on Hover Street, which provides service to those who are in the western and southern areas of Longmont. The Main Street branch’s 2,193 square feet includes three teller stations, a drive-up lane, and 24-hour ATM. The Branch Manager, Chris Smith, is a Longmont native. On September 16, Elevations opened its third new branch of the year to serve the Broomfi eld and Erie areas. This branch became the only credit union or bank branch within a three mile radius when it opened. Located at 3140 Village Vista Drive in the Village at Vista Ridge, this branch is managed by Robert Barr and serves a community of primarily newer homes off of Highway 7 just west of Interstate 25, near the Vista Ridge Golf Course.
kids fair Hundreds of fun-loving kids and their parents showed up for our fi rst-ever “Rags to Riches Club Kids’ fair” in 2008. The draw? A bounce house, spin-art, temporary tattoo booth, carnival games, music, refreshments, and the opportunity to have a souvenir photo taken with our very own Kids’ Club mascot, Rags the mountain lion. That’s an unbeatable combination that any kid would enjoy. Elevations Credit Union’s “Rags to Riches Club” is a special savings account for children up to age 13 that teaches them about money. Kids learn the “save, share and spend” method of managing money. They learn lessons early on that will serve them well for a lifetime. ELEVATIONS Credit Union 2008 annual report 11 To encourage the savings habit, kids can pick a reward every time they make a deposit of $5.00 or more at any Elevations Credit Union branch once they become a member. Club membership includes three money pouches, a savings account with no minimum balance, newsletters, and much more. The Rags Kids’ Fairs were held in 2008 at the fl agship Diagonal Branch in June and then helped kick off the grand opening of the Broomfi eld/ Erie Branch in September. Each event attracted hundreds of people and resulted in new account openings.
Page 1 and 2: safe. sound. local. 2008 Annual Rep
Page 3 and 4: table of contents Joseph Wilson Mor
Page 5 and 6: letter from the president Dear Memb
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Page 27 and 28: Elevations Credit Union Statements
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