In this week’s New York Minute, we’re diving into the latest news and developments in the credit union world. From recognizing the achievements of outstanding leaders to highlighting impactful community initiatives to providing essential compliance updates and more, there’s plenty to catch up on!
Register Today! Final Compliance Quarterly Session of the Year

The last Compliance Quarterly session of the year will delve into the complex issue of fraudulent checks. Mitch Pollack, your Association’s General Counsel, will provide valuable insights and guidance on this critical topic.
During this session, you’ll learn about different types of fraudulent checks and how to identify them, understand the legal and regulatory implications of fraudulent checks, explore best practices for preventing and mitigating fraud, and discover strategies for recovering losses from fraudulent checks.
In addition to Mitch’s expert presentation, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with your peers and ask questions during a dedicated Q&A session. This interactive format will allow you to learn from other’s experiences and share your own insights.
Register below to save your spot!
Northern Credit Union Delivers Hope to Communities in North Carolina

Northern Credit Union has embodied the credit union spirit of people helping people through their recent charitable donations. Following Hurricane Helene, the credit union organized a donation drive to collect essential supplies for areas devastated by the storm.
A tractor-trailer filled with generous donations from Northern New York was delivered to Elkin, North Carolina, where it will be distributed to families in need across Western North Carolina. This remarkable effort highlights the power of community and the positive impact that credit unions can have on people’s lives.
We applaud Northern Credit Union for their compassion and generosity in supporting communities both near and far!
Credit Union Leaders Recognized on “Most Influential” List

We’re extending our congratulations to two exceptional leaders from the credit union industry who have been recognized on Long Island Business News’ “Most Influential Long Islanders” list.
John Deieso, President and CEO of Jovia Financial Credit Union, and Linda Armyn, President and CEO of Bethpage FCU, have been honored for their outstanding contributions to the Long Island community and the credit union movement.
Both John and Linda have proven exceptional leadership, innovation, and a commitment to serving their members. Their dedication to financial empowerment and community engagement has made a significant impact on the lives of many.
Please join us in congratulating John and Linda on this well-deserved recognition!
Palisades CU Contributes Thousands to Local Organizations

Palisades Credit Union is making a positive impact on the community through generous donations. Recently, they donated $7,500 to Tomorrow’s Children’s Fund, a nonprofit organization that supports children with cancer and serious blood disorders. This donation will help TCF continue providing essential services to families in need.
Additionally, Palisades CU contributed $10,000 to the Suffern Rotary Club’s Period Product Initiative, which aims to provide access to essential menstrual products for women in the community. The funds will be used to purchase period products for the Sloatsburg Food Pantry, which distributes them to low-income households.
We’re proud of Palisades CU for their commitment to giving back and improving the lives of their neighbors. By supporting these local organizations, they are making a real difference in the community.
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