Making a lasting impact in the communities we serve

2024 year in review

We aim to make a difference every day, empowering one another to achieve remarkable things together and positively impact society.

Community members exchange fresh produce while volunteering for a nonprofit organization, helping local food distribution.

Advancing financial protection on a global scale

At TruStage™, we believe all people should have access to financial protection.

Through efforts like the 2024 African Confederation of Co-operative Savings and Credit Associations conference in Kenya, which brought together financial professionals from around the world; to investing millions in communities, helping empower local businesses to grow; to cultivating a workforce that represents all of the customers we serve — we are working to create a financial services system that allows all people to build a brighter financial future.

Tammy Schultz, TruStage EVP, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, addressed delegates at the 2024 ACCOSCA conference.

Tammy Schultz, TruStage EVP, Sales & Marketing, addressed delegates at the 2024 African Confederation of Co-operative Savings and Credit Associations (ACCOSCA) conference.

Making an impact in the communities we serve

Whether through our time, talent or treasure, we believe in finding ways to help strengthen and build our communities.

We continued our efforts to make an impact:

$59.9M contributed to our communities over the last 57 years
$3.5M donated to support the communities we serve
$539,000 raised by employees for nonprofits
8,300 hours volunteered by employees

Supporting our communities: A commitment to helping families thrive

We are deeply committed to helping the communities in which we live and work.

For many of us, getting up, having breakfast and sending kids off to school is routine. However, for many low-income families, especially those headed by a single parent, these tasks can be significant challenges. Maintaining a stable routine for children can be even tougher when families must move frequently to find affordable housing. We understand that. That’s why TruStage supports local initiatives that help families build economic mobility. We recently provided a $150K grant to Bayview, an affordable housing neighborhood in Madison, Wisconsin, to expand their social work program to help families adjust to living in a community.

The social work programs aim to help families navigate often complex county services. These services include helping families register their children in a new school district and finding a doctor. By providing this support, we hope to make the transition smoother for families and help them build a stable and thriving community.