At our Rochester credit union, your credit score isn’t your story. The amount of money you have isn’t your value. Regardless of what other banks or credit unions have told you, we won’t ever reduce you to a calculation. Here, your dreams are within reach.
Most financial institutions use an incomplete story to decide your worth. You’ve got too much to offer for us to do that.
Everyone in Rochester should have an affordable, ethical way to save, borrow, and participate in a just economy.
We provide quality financial services to people whose dreams and ideals have been counted out by other banks and credit unions.
It’s our values. It’s our history. It’s our commitment.
We’ve been located at 395 Gregory Street in the historic building known as Weider Hall since 2005. Built in 1885 by Philip Weider as a grocery store, it has been restored as a beautiful, affordable gallery for local artists and gathering space for community organizations.
In 2022, we purchased Weider Hall from John Trickey, long time owner and refurbisher and have and will continue to invest in the building’s preservation and sustainability.
Our lobby walls are adorned with artwork of credit union members.
We invite member artists to display her, his, or their art each quarter.
If you are a member interested in showing your artwork, please contact us at 585-461-2230.
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Founded in 1981 by people dissatisfied with the corporate banking world, Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union began as a dream for a cooperative and socially responsible financial institution to serve the Rochester community. On January 19, 1982 we accepted our first deposit in a small cashbox on a folding table. Since then, our members have grown our Rochester credit union each year, hand in hand, one step toward economic justice at a time.
143 members with $84,000 in deposits and $29,000 in loans.
1,028 members with $2.5 million in deposits and $1.5 million in loans.
1,827 members with $4.2 million in savings and $4.3 million in loans.
2,498 members with 6.9 million in savings and $5.5 million in loans.
The year of our 40th anniversary: over 4,000 members and $35 million in assets.
