Community and credit unions go hand in hand, creating a supportive network that feels more like family than just a financial institution. At Midwest Members Credit Union, your name and story matter, and your financial health is prioritized over profits.
We are rooted in the communities we serve, reinvesting in local projects, offering educational workshops, and providing personalized services. This creates a cycle of giving where the community supports us, and we, in turn, support the community. Midwest Members Credit Union is not just in your neighborhood but truly part of it, fostering growth, trust, and a shared sense of well-being.
5 A's is a no-kill shelter dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of all animals in need of a home!
For 34 years, CHC has been helping people in difficult circumstances by providing food, clothing, and other basic needs while also cultivating hope through sincere caring and ongoing support. We believe that God designed us for community – we all have needs and we all have gifts to share.
Got Your Six Support Dogs supports veterans and first-responders who have risked their lives to serve our country. Got Your Six Support Dogs’ goal is to place trained PTSD service dogs with veterans and first-responders at no cost to help them heal from the psychological stress of war and duty through the compassion and healing power of their loyal 4-legged companions.
Our mission is to provide hope to families that have children suffering from cancer by offering support for trips and gifts that might otherwise be unattainable. We are also dedicated to raising awareness and funds to support childhood cancer research and support the education of healthcare providers with an annual nursing scholarship.
Madison County Child Advocacy Center
The Madison County Child Advocacy Center (CAC) provides professional intervention and supportive services to fight child abuse. Most importantly, the CAC provides a safe haven for children to talk about the physical or sexual abuse they may have experienced and to help in limiting the number of times a child has to be interviewed.
We operate a no-kill shelter; provide humane medical treatment, vaccinations, and spay/neuter services; educate adults and youth on the humane treatment of animals; build partnerships with community-based organizations, schools, public institutions, private corporations, and elected officials; and respect the public trust through the proper management of our resources.
Fostering can be hard. So, The Restore Network partners with the local church to make it easier for more families to say “yes” to the vulnerable children who need them.
Maryville Outreach Food Pantry
Our ministry meets the needs of people who live in our community, who attend a local church, or who have a child in Maryville Elementary School. Maryville Food Pantry provides emergency and supplemental items such as food, personal hygiene items, paper products, and cleaning supplies.