TVFCU to Open Fourth In-Store Branch With Opening of Etowah Food City
September 16, 2020
Member-Owned Credit Union Began Serving McMinn County in 1993
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TVFCU and Branch Technology Unveil First-Ever 3D-Printed Building Facade
2020
Bessie Smith Cultural Center Has New Vision for Chattanooga African American Museum
Chattanooga Chamber Launches Entrepreneurial Wayfinding Site
TVFCU Golf Tournament Raises $40,000 for Hamilton County STARS
TVFCU to Open Fourth In-Store Branch With Opening of Etowah Food City
Updated Response to COVID-19, 3/20/20
TVFCU's Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
2018
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Introduces Small Business Grant
2016
TVFCU Celebrates 80th Anniversary With 220-Ton Birthday Cake-Themed Sand Sculpture
2015
Blake Strickland Retires After 37-Year Career at Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union
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Community Scholarships Awarded
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2020
2020 BBB Torch Awards and Student of Integrity Scholarship
The Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Scholarship Fund
The Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union (TVFCU)Scholarship/Fund was established in April 2019. The fund is intended to benefit students attending Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy (CGLA) and have graduated from CGLA and attending a 2-year or 4-year accredited college.
Award Amount
Scholarship/Fund award amounts are based on current student need and may be awarded directly to the recipient or to the attending college in the recipient’s name. Upon request, all scholarship/fund applications will be determined by a committee of reviewers and will be awarded based on committee approval. The total amount awarded each year will not exceed $1,000.00.
Criteria
-This scholarship/funds is intended to meet the needs of current seniors seeking college enrollment
-Students must complete an application for committee review if seeking funds for college enrollment
-Students applying for college funds, must have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 2.5. Application and recommendations are required and are to be fully completed before consideration by the Scholarship/Fund Selection Committee is given. Upon the final selection, the student will be notified by the committee
-College recipients must maintain a GPA of 2.5.
Recipients will compose a Thank You letter to the Scholarship/Fund establisher, both, referencing the scholarship name and the indicated field of study.
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