

Free ice cream? An outdoor movie event? Chances to win tickets to local games and other entertainment? These goodies are more all come from Cornerstone Community Financial, which is showing its appreciation for its customers with a bevy of giveaways and activities.
“As we celebrate our 65th Anniversary, we are keeping the emphasis on what’s most important to CCF, which is the financial well-being of our members and the strength and prosperity of the communities we serve,” said Heidi Kassab, CCF president and CEO.
“We couldn’t sustain this longevity and continue our growth without the support and trust of so many loyal supporters,” Kassab said. “We just want to demonstrate our appreciation for all of them.”
Cornerstone Community Financial defines itself as a progressive, full-service, state-chartered financial institution, which is owned and operated by its members. It is commemorating its six-and-a-half decades by giving back to the members and communities that have supported and contributed to its longevity and growth with special promotions, prizes, sponsorships and free community events.
One of its first anniversary events happened in early June – the community shred day was a huge success with CCF and its partners helping to shred 700 boxes of papers. The Salvation Army also was on site in Troy with a donation truck accepting clothing, furniture and other household items.
In 1961, CCF first changed its name to Motor Parts Federal Credit Union (MPFCU), to acknowledge its expanded membership base beyond just Chrysler employees. MPFCU officially became CCF in April 2004.
CCF employs nearly 70 team members and serving approximately 27,000 members with about $262 million in total assets. It offers rewards checking, online and mobile banking, auto lending, mortgages, savings accounts, retirement services, Visa credit cards and full business services.