University of Nebraska Federal Credit Union

In 1937, seven faculty members adopted the credit union philosophy and founded the University of Nebraska Federal Credit Union. The founders sent out letters to faculty members encouraging participation. NUFCU attracted Depression-weary professors and those who were rejected by banks. Joining a credit union seemed a better alternative to loan sharks.. NUFCU operated from a faculty members desk drawer for the first five years, then moved to the Dairy Building on East Campus in 1943, to Agricultural Hall six years later, to the Faculty Club on City Campus in 1969, to the 501 building prior to construction of the Wick Alumni Center and finally to 1630 Q Street in 1985. In 1997, NUFCU opened another branch at 301 N 52nd Street and in July 2012, the main location moved to 1720 P Street. In 2017 the credit union grew and added a loan office in Kearney, NE to serve the University of Nebraska-Kearney community. The office is currently located at 208 W. 29th Street, Ste. C Today, NUFCU ha...