Annual Meeting

Join us at Hanscom Federal Credit Union's 69^th Annual Meeting, which will be held May 3, 2023 at 4 p.m. For the continued health and safety of our members, this will be an online meeting.

At this meeting, you'll get the chance to learn more from Chairman John Delcore, as well as the credit union's Board of Directors, about the financial position of Hanscom FCU and what we've been able to accomplish over the last year. You'll learn about our future plans and what they mean for our members. We'll also announce the results of our Board elections and 2023 John F. Condon Memorial Scholarship winners.

We urge you to join us for this important meeting by clicking on the link below and registering to attend. Once you've registered, you'll receive meeting updates and secure links for the virtual presentation when they're available.

Register

We look forward to your attendance on May 3!

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John F. Condon Memorial Scholarship

Hanscom Federal Credit Union established the John F. Condon Memorial Scholarship in honor of a former member of the Board of Directors. Mr. Condon provided the credit union with invaluable guidance and leadership. He served our membership faithfully for 26 years and continues to do so through the scholarship that bears his name.

Up to five $1,500 scholarships will be awarded this year to graduating high school seniors (including gap year graduates). The Condon Scholarship is open for applications from Tuesday, January 3, 2023 through Monday, March 6, 2023.

The application period has closed. Winners will be announced at the credit union’s Annual Meeting on May 3, 2023.

2022 Scholarship Winners

2022 member recipients:

Alexander A., Waltham MA
Julia N., Beverly MA
Emily F., Braintree MA
Ferris M., Wakefield MA
Max R., Sudbury MA

2022 HS JROTC recipients:

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Rachel McDonald- Bedford JROTC
Cadet Wing Commander Natalia Flores- Lowell JROTC

When Hanscom Federal Credit Union’s founders received a charter from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) in 1953, they could not have known that their small group would become what it is today.

Hanscom FCU has grown from eight volunteers to more than 95,000+ members, from $40 in shares to more than $1.9 billion in assets, and from one location in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to 22 branches in two states.

Tremendous changes have taken place in the world since our beginnings. Hanscom FCU has changed along with it, but we have preserved our founding principles of "People Helping People." We are democratically controlled and led by volunteers. We focus on the financial wellbeing of our member-owners. Everything we do and every product we offer is designed to return value to the membership.