Robert A. Stuart,
OnPoint Community Credit Union President/CEO
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Your Money is safe and secure with OnPoint
Several of you have taken the time to contact us regarding the safety of deposits at OnPoint Community Credit Union. When it comes to your hard-earned money, you can be confident it's safe and secure with OnPoint Community Credit Union.
In 1932, 16 schoolteachers founded OnPoint as Portland Teachers Credit Union. Since then,
OnPoint has grown into a financial institution that, year after year, has been a safe and
sound place for your money. Our financials
underscore that OnPoint is well capitalized and well managed. And, all OnPoint account
deposits are insured up to $100,000 under the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund
(NCUSIF). Your savings are federally insured up to $100,000; if you have an IRA with
OnPoint, it’s insured up to an additional $250,000. For more information about the insurance
that protects your deposits, you’ll find these publications helpful.
How Your Accounts Are Insured
is an overview of NCUA insurance.
Your Insured Funds
is a more detailed review of this subject. Of course you are always welcome to call us, or
stop by any branch, to discuss this important topic.
2007 marked OnPoint's 75th anniversary and highlights yet another year of successes for our credit union. As the largest credit union in Oregon, increasing member value is always at the forefront of our efforts. Over the past year, member access to OnPoint's products and services grew with upgrades made to our bill payment and online banking, increased Member Services hours, and expansion of the ATM network.
In 2007 we also continued to make strides in convenience. We opened a full service branch in Beaverton's Murrayhill area and relocated the Gresham branch to a more accessible site. OnPoint also expanded our charter to include Clark and Skamania counties in southwest Washington. The charter expansion will bring additional services to OnPoint's growing member base in southwest Washington.
Our belief in helping make our community a better place was never stronger during 2007. A partnership with Portland Housing Center and Portland Public Schools Foundation resulted in "Our Homes, Our Schools," a program for first time homebuyers that also contributes monetarily to schools and strengthens our neighborhoods. In addition, OnPoint awarded a total of $75,000 to 10 area non-profit organizations in honor of our 75th anniversary.
We've come a long way since our doors opened by that group of 16 schoolteachers back in 1932. With the launch of new mortgage products and a full suite of business deposit products already in 2008, we're excited by our future opportunities. We will continue to work hard every day to honor the spirit of our founders and to keep their vision intact - while remaining focused on providing outstanding value to our members.
Our Mission
The purpose of OnPoint is to promote the financial well-being of our members by being the preferred provider of consumer products and services and to ensure the safety and soundness of our credit union.
Our Vision
- Engage and retain mutually beneficial long-term relationships with members, employees, volunteers, business partners and communities.
- Exhibit distinguished leadership in delivering unsurpassed, sustained member value.
- Provide outstanding financial returns to our membership by delivering totally reliable and competitively superior financial services.
- Vest employees with the responsibility and authority to deliver superior member service.
- Encourage members to assume greater responsibility for achieving their financial goals.
- Serve the needs of our membership without regard to technological or geographical limitations.
- Pursue avenues for increased and sustainable growth.
About OnPoint Community Credit Union
OnPoint Community Credit Union was founded as Portland Teachers Credit Union in 1932 by 16 teachers from Portland Public School District #1. These teachers shared a simple dream: accessibility to safe savings and affordable loans. They formed a nonprofit, financial cooperative where they could safely combine their savings and borrow from each other. While our membership today includes many professions in addition to teachers, our strength still lies in the foundation established by those 16 teachers over 75 years ago.
Each member is an equal owner of the credit union, and each member has an equal vote to elect an unpaid board of directors. The Board of Directors represents the membership and are elected to three-year terms. The Board sets overall strategy for the credit union, while management implements policies and manages the ongoing credit union operations. The Board of Directors also appoints a Supervisory Committee who ensures that the Board and OnPoint management abide by OnPoint's written policy and that OnPoint's financial records are accurate.
Membership in OnPoint Community Credit Union is open to everyone who lives or works in Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Washington, and Yamhill counties in Oregon and Clark and Skamania counties in Washington. Membership is also open to family members of current OnPoint Community Credit Union members.
OnPoint has over 186,000 members and over $2.6 billion in assets. You may view the 2007 annual report online or to request a printed copy contact us at info@onpointcu.com or stop by any branch.
Credit Union deposits are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration.
Management
- Robert A. Stuart, President/Chief Executive Officer
- Jim Armstrong, Senior Vice President/Human Resources
- Mary Jane Campbell, Senior Vice President/Marketing and Consumer Products
- Gary Lawrence, Senior Vice President/Chief Risk Officer
- Tory McVay, Senior Vice President/Retail Delivery
- Kelly Schrader, Senior Vice President/Member Services
- Kelle Summerfield, Vice President/Branch Manager
- Michele DeBuhr, Vice President/Organization Effectiveness
- Veronica Ervin, Vice President/Controller
- Dick Gregory, Vice President/Branch Manager
- Elaine Pratt, Vice President/Branch Manager
- John Stevens, Vice President/Operations
- Cecile Wood, Vice President/Member Services
Board of Directors effective March 16, 2007
- Steve Gray, Chair
- Wayne Pederson, Vice Chair
- Maureen Scally, Secretary
- Lori Freeman
- Michael Jordan
- Keith Morris
- Steve Nicholson
- Darrell Tucker
- Fred Wong
Supervisory Committee
- Rick Morine, Chair
- Wes Davis
- Lee Lancaster
- Brent Macey
Executive Committee
- Steve Gray, Chair
- Wayne Pederson, Vice Chair
- Maureen Scally, Secretary
- Robert A. Stuart, Treasurer
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