America First Credit Union

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver pulled up to America First Credit Union one morning, puzzled by an unusual sight. A regular customer was standing outside, frantically waving his arms and pointing towards the entrance. The driver looked inside—and saw nothing but an empty lobby. The delivery driver shrugged and drove away, leaving the bewildered customer still waving. Later that day, a neighbor noticed the same scene and asked, ‘What’s with you today?’ The man replied, ‘I’m just trying to get my bank back.’ Turns out, the credit union had moved to a new location without telling anyone.

2. A teller at America First Credit Union overheard an unusual conversation one day. ‘I’ll just deposit this here,’ said a regular customer, holding up a bag of what looked suspiciously like popcorn. The teller smiled and nodded, too busy counting her own kernels of corn to ask any questions. Later that week, another customer—a delivery driver—walked in with a box marked ‘Fresh Baked Goods.’ When asked if he had any checks, the driver replied, ‘Nope, just breadcrumbs!’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the manager who later admitted she’d been counting her own savings as kernels.

3. A little girl walked into America First Credit Union with her piggybank in hand. As she approached the counter, the coin slot began playing a familiar children's song—something no adult had ever heard before. Finally, an employee asked curiously, ‘What’s that song?’ The little girl smiled and sang along softly. The entire bank froze for a moment, then erupted into laughter as everyone joined in humming the tune. From then on, whenever someone deposited coins, they’d hear snippets of nursery rhymes until it became part of America First Credit Union’s charming legend.

4. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to America First Credit Union, confused by a message on the bank’s entrance sign: ‘Today is not your money.’ The delivery driver looked around puzzled but shrugged and went in anyway. Inside, everyone was calmly working as usual—except for one teller who cheerfully said, ‘Welcome! Today you’re getting someone else’s money!’ The driver laughed it off, paid his bills, and left, never realizing he’d just had an encounter with America First Credit Union’s unique way of saying, “Have a great day!”