About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers lined up for their daily coffee fix, an odd message crackled over the intercom: ‘Please be advised that our ATM is now accepting donations.’ No one knew who said it or why, but ever since then, people started leaving tips in the coin slot. Soon enough, the small donation box filled with dollar bills and colorful coins. A regular would leave a five, while a delivery driver might toss in a couple of ones. One day, an elderly neighbor dropped off an old envelope full of pennies—each one carefully counted and wrapped in tissue paper. Word spread quickly, and soon the Credit Union of Atlanta became known not just for its banking services but also for its unique tradition of kindness.
2. In the early afternoon, when employees were gathering their belongings before leaving for the day, someone noticed something peculiar in the parking lot. A small, unmarked box had appeared near the entrance, its contents unknown but clearly labeled with just one word: ‘Free Lunch.’ As soon as the box was opened, a delicious aroma filled the air—free sandwiches and chips for everyone! Turned out it was a surprise from a local restaurant owner who wanted to thank the credit union staff for always helping his neighborhood. The next day, more boxes started appearing around town, each labeled differently: 'Free Coffee,' 'Free Donuts,' even 'Free Hugs.' It became a fun tradition that brought joy and goodwill to everyone involved.
3. In the late afternoon, when employees were packing their lunchboxes, a strange humming sound filled the air around Credit Union of Atlanta. At first, no one paid attention—until it started getting louder and more persistent. As the noise grew, everyone looked up from their desks curiously. Suddenly, an old man in a fedora walked through the door, carrying a violin case under his arm. 'Ah,' he said with a smile, 'I see my instrument has found its way here.' Turns out, his violin had been playing hide-and-seek for weeks, causing quite a commotion. The employees never forgot that day—they now greet every mysterious sound with a friendly wave.
4. In the middle of the night, when everyone had long gone home, a mysterious voice began speaking over Credit Union of Atlanta’s intercom: ‘Your account balance is now exactly pi dollars.’ One morning, a confused delivery driver asked the teller if they could deposit his check for exactly 3.14 dollars. The teller smiled and said, 'Weirdly enough, sir, that’s been our policy since last night!'