First Community celebrates the upcoming opening of newest branch
SAINT LOUIS, MO (August 23, 2021) — First Community and the Southwest Area Chamber of Commerce came together for a ribbon cutting on the newest full service First Community Credit Union branch. The branch is located at 12856 Tesson Ferry Road in St. Louis, MO 63128, at the corner of Tesson Ferry Rd and Bauer Road. The branch will officially open its doors on Monday, August 23rd, 2021, and will be holding a grand opening week with specials, and events during the week of September 13-19. The manager of the branch, Robin Duncan has 9 years’ experience in management at First Community, and she is thrilled to lead this branch to success alongside assistant manager, Carol Eyestone and head teller, Christina Stengel.
“We are excited to open a new location in the South County area. We have such a great demand from members here, and we can’t wait to meet all of their banking needs in such a fantastic location.” Explained Glenn Barks, President and CEO.
During the ribbon cutting event, First Community chose to support one of the local and highly regarded charities in the area, Angels’ Arms. They were presented with a $1000 check for their organization.
Southwest Area Chamber of Commerce members and Employees of First Community.
About First Community Credit Union (WI)
First Community Credit Union is a member owned financial institution serving eight full service branch locations in Beloit, Janesville, and Monroe, Wisconsin and Rockford, Belvidere, and Roscoe, Illinois. With over 25,000 members and $300 million in assets. FirstCCU is a Bauer Financial 5-Star Superior Safety rated credit union for more than 24 consecutive years. For more information, please visit www.firstccu.com.
About Angels’ Arms:
Angels’ Arms engages the community to support foster families in loving homes and beyond, keeping siblings together, and allowing kids to surpass the limits of foster care. Children entering Angels’ Arms home are met with acceptance and love and immediately learn about their role in their new families.
