Your 2021 tax forms are now available in Access 24 Online Banking. If you are enrolled for eStatements, you should have received an email stating that your tax information is ready to view. You will need to log into your…
A new year is the perfect time to evaluate your finances and take note of areas to improve or adjust. CODE Credit Union is here to help you improve your overall financial health and set realistic goals to get your…
Join the CODE Foundation as we work to support our local communities! There is still time to help CODE support local area charities and organizations in the Dayton area! Through the end of November, each CODE branch is supporting…
A reminder that all CODE offices will be closed Thursday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day. Your CODE account is always available through Online Banking or the FREE Mobile App to check balances or transfer money, and more! …
Oasis House is an organization that offers hope and support to women survivors of trauma, violence, trafficking, and substance abuse. By teaching practical life skills and mentoring these survivors, Oasis House helps these women to grow as individuals and within…
Artemis Center is Montgomery County’s only non-sheltered domestic violence resource center. The Center has been providing supportive services to victims of domestic violence and their children for nearly 30 years. The mission of Artemis Center is Leading the Community in…
With 1 in 6 households struggling with food hardship, Dayton is ranked 42nd among 108 MSAs (Metropolitan Statistical Areas) across the country. The Dayton Foodbank Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that helps relieve hunger in the community through a network…
As Congress considers critical spending packages, lawmakers are considering unconventional sources of revenue. One proposal under consideration would require financial institutions like CODE Credit Union to report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) many activities on your accounts. Such an unprecedented grab of your personal financial data raises several concerns. This…
Project READ is a literacy coalition that has been working to improve literacy in the Dayton area for over 30 years. They are a volunteer organization that distributes books to churches, other non-profits, and schools to help with tutoring…
The CODE Foundation is proud to present the Miami Valley Crime Stoppers with a check from the proceeds of the 1st Annual Golf outing that was held on Friday, September 17th. The CODE Foundation would like to thank all…