Members 1st FCU Gets A GiantLift

April 21, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. - (04/20/06) -- Members 1st FCU said it opened afull-service branch this week in a Giant supermarket in nearbyCarlisle, Pa., the third in-store branch opened by the credit unionin the past year. The rapidly-growing credit union, now $1.1billion in assets, plans to open two new branches each year, addingit to its current network of 29 outlets. Shoppers at the newestGiant branch were greeted with slices of Giant-made cake with theMembers 1st logo on it.

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