The St. Therese, Little Flower of Jesus Parish Credit Union was chartered February 13, 1942.  The credit union was founded to provide financial assistance to its members and families in times of plenty as well as in times of need.  By their 25th year of service they grew from a meager start of $60.00 to over a half million dollars.  In April 1974 the parish of SS. Peter & Paul was granted membership and the name was then changed to St. Therese/SS. Peter & Paul Federal Credit Union.  Through the years our assets have grown to exceed $20 million, with membership of over 2500. Our members have been able to save about 1 million dollars, earning dividends year after year.  This money in turn was loaned to members at a favorable rate of interest.  In 1991 we moved from our small office located in the St. Therese School to our present office at 5269 E 104th St. Garfield Heights, Ohio. On July 29, 2010 The National Credit Union Administration approved expanding our field of membership to employees and members of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

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What's a Credit Union?
Credit Unions are mission-driven financial cooperatives. Groups of average Americans pooling their money and resources to help one another. Founded on the principle of People Helping People, credit unions live that mission every day. They enrich the lives of their members and communities. Each member of a credit union is a full owner and has an equal voice. Credit union earnings are returned to members in the form of better rates.

If you are looking for something different, a place where you are an equal owner, to offer you affordable credit, to build your wealth and where every decision is made with your best interest in mind, explore St. Therese / SS. Peter & Paul Federal Credit Union.