Residents will rest a little easier this May after appropriately disposing of personal documents during Greylock Federal Credit Union's annual Shred Day on Saturday, May 16.
Greylock Federal Credit Union is offering a robust slate of free workshops in May to help the community better understand credit, budgeting, and ways to prevent becoming the victim of a financial fraud or scam.
Franklin First Federal Credit Union (Franklin First) of Greenfield, Mass. has received member approval for its proposed merger with Greylock Federal Credit Union (Greylock) headquartered in Pittsfield, Mass.
The Boards of Directors of Franklin First Federal Credit Union (Franklin First), headquartered in Greenfield, Mass., and Greylock Federal Credit Union (Greylock), headquartered in Pittsfield, Mass., have reached a definitive merger agreement subject to the approval of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) and Franklin First’s membership.
Greylock Federal Credit Union is hosting a food drive to support local food pantries. All donations, which may be dropped off at any branch location through Dec. 31, 2025, will be matched with a monetary donation by the credit union.
During the months of November and December, Greylock Federal Credit Union will host free community workshops on the topics of home purchasing and ownership, and estate planning.
The Berkshires is synonymous with farm-to-table culture, yet more than a third of Berkshire County experiences some level of food insecurity, and many farmers struggle to sustain their livelihood.
At Greylock, “cultural accessibility” isn’t just an on-trend catchphrase – it’s an actionable idea integral to Greylock’s values of care, educate, and inspire – and that’s exactly what Jeff Lowenstein at Greylock’s Community Empowerment Center hopes to accomplish with Spanish for Bankers.
This October, Greylock Federal Credit Union is proud to participate in Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an annual global initiative by the National Cybersecurity Alliance committed to helping communities through education and empowerment.
This September and October, Greylock Federal Credit Union will host several free community workshops on the topics of insurance, avoiding debt, and building credit.
When Daltrey Turner of the Berkshire County Diaper Project visited Greylock’s headquarters in July, she was there to accept both a financial donation from the credit union and a special donation of over 1,200 diapers and wipes purchased by Greylock employees.