Business as a Force for Good.

MEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Digital account openings and appointment booking make life simpler and more efficient for our member-owners.
MEMBER HIGHLIGHTS |
Digital account openings and appointment booking make life simpler and more efficient for our member-owners. |

Online Account Openings
1,391
Digital Appointment Bookings
53,034
(1.5% increase from 2020)
Member Referrals
791
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VALUES IN ACTION |
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In using business as a force for good, ACU's vision is a sustainable future for all, and our values in action demonstrate our commitment and impact in our communities.
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Reducing our carbon footprint
Total Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Each One, Teach One Sessions (EOTO)
2019 |
15 sessions
210
PARTICIPANTS
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2020 |
16 sessions
211
PARTICIPANTS
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2021 |
22 sessions
227
PARTICIPANTS
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Social Impact Finance
In using finance as a force for good, ACU enhances the wellbeing and resilience of our employees, members, communities, and our environment. |
Values-Based Banking Procurement
2019
$21.5M
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2020
$23.0M
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2021
21.6M
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Corporate and Employee Donations


Community Economic Development (CED) Branches
2019 |
$158.1M
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2020 |
$171.2M
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2021 |
$179.1M
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ACU'S Truth & Reconciliation Journey
ACU'S Truth & Reconciliation Journey
January

- Awarded 4 Indigenous Business Student Bursaries
February

- Sponsored Camerato Nova music event
May

- Developed new internal communication tool to share stories and information
- Sponsored Manito Ahbee Festival
June - Indigenous History Month

- Sponsored Ka Ni Kanichihk's Keeping the Fires Burning
- National Indigenous People's Day Event
- Let's Live Mino Bimaadiziwin (The Good Life)
- Four internal events: Physical Aspect, Mental Aspect, Emotional Aspect, and Spiritual Aspect
July

- Created the Every Child Matters quilt
October

- Sponsored Kairos Blanket Exercise
- Sponsored Indigenous Languages of Manitoba event
January

- Awarded 4 Indigenous Business Student Bursaries
February

- Sponsored Camerato Nova music event
May

- Developed new internal communication tool to share stories and information
- Sponsored Manito Ahbee Festival
June - Indigenous History Month

- Sponsored Ka Ni Kanichihk's Keeping the Fires Burning
- National Indigenous People's Day Event
- Let's Live Mino Bimaadiziwin (The Good Life)
- Four internal events: Physical Aspect, Mental Aspect, Emotional Aspect, and Spiritual Aspect
July

- Created the Every Child Matters quilt
October

- Sponsored Kairos Blanket Exercise
- Sponsored Indigenous Languages of Manitoba event
Employee Diversity
2019
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2020
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2021
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS |
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ACU continued to experience a wide range of impacts from the ongoing pandemic in 2021. Despite these challenges, we were able to increase our asset base through healthy deposit growth, realized improvements in loan growth, and strengthened our equity position while continuing to support our members through these difficult times.
ACU’s strong equity base continues to enable your credit union to make investments in improving products and services while enhancing our ability to meet your evolving needs through increased investments in technology. ACU continues to support the communities we operate within as we deliver on our mission and vision as a values-based credit union. While the past two years have presented many challenges, ACU remains financially strong as a result of our members continuing to trust ACU with their banking needs. |
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Messages From...
Welcome to the Assiniboine Credit Union 2021 annual report, highlighting another successful year amid ever-changing circumstances as we continued to adapt during the pandemic.
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As I reflect on another year where Assiniboine Credit Union used business as a force for good, I am incredibly proud of what we accomplished amid the ongoing health and economic challenges that the pandemic has created.
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