History of Alamo Federal Credit Union
Alamo
Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit, member-owned financial
institution created in January of 1930 by twelve postal employees.
It was the first credit union established in San Antonio and the
twelfth in the State of Texas.
In 1931, Alamo Postal Credit Union opened its main branch at the
Downtown Post Office location at 615 E. Houston. The federal charter
and bylaws were received by Alamo on December 6, 1938; thus becoming
Alamo Federal Credit Union. On December 5, 1938, the organizational
meeting was held and the interim Board of Directors were elected.
The Interim Board consisted of the following members: M.R. Gerdes,
President, H.F. Elley, Vice-President; and Adolph S. Anderson,
Treasurer, A.J. Perner, Geo. M. Rance, B.W. Bradley, and H.F. Gill.
The first annual membership meeting was held in January 1939.
Documentation of this meeting notes that membership consisted of 359
members with share balances of $64,848, and loan balances of
$67,032. In 1974, Alamo FCU’s main branch was relocated to the new
Federal Building on Durango Street. In May of 1999, a groundbreaking
ceremony was held for the new main office location where “The Alamo”
was built to scale. Then on November 15, 1999, the main office moved
into its new building at 6577 First Park Ten Blvd.
Qualifying for membership
Employees (and their relatives) of the U.S. Post Office, federal
agencies housed at the Federal Building and their satellite offices,
and several small businesses listed in our
Select Employee
Group (SEG) listing are able to join the credit union. Another
way to qualify for membership is to be a relative of an existing
AFCU member. Alamo FCU members are able to retain their membership
even if they move, change employers, or retire.
Recently, Alamo FCU changed its charter to
include all persons who live, work, worship, volunteer or attend
school in, businesses and other legal entities located within area
bounded by Loop 410 in San Antonio, Texas.
For AFCU membership eligibility requirements, membership
application, or interest in joining, please click on Join
Alamo or call 210-554-8770 and speak to Membership Services.
Today Alamo Federal Credit Union is ranked one of the top 15 credit
unions in San Antonio, with 5 branches and over 300 ATM locations in
San Antonio and 32,000 ATM nationwide.
Here at Alamo FCU, we want our members to know we pledge to
continually provide knowledgeable and dependable customer service.
And we strive to provide financial products and services to make
life easier for our members.
Alamo Federal Credit Union is ‘Here for you Yesterday, Today &
Tomorrow.’
Upper Management
Alamo Federal Credit Union is led by
President/CEO, Alfred Carreon, Jr., and
assisted by his upper management staff:
Monica Gallegos, VP of Lending,
Stella Cunningham, Executive Vice President
, Genaro Baldit, VP of Human Resources, and
Cynthia Covington, VP of Finance. Together,
this management team represents over 75
years of credit union experience.
Board of Directors
The Board of
Directors at Alamo Federal Credit Union is comprised of volunteers
who are elected by the membership; and they play a vital role in the
direction of the credit union. The Board of Directors is comprised of
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Margaret Ayala |
Robert Sanchez |
Robert Jenkins |
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Chairman |
Vice Chairman |
Secretary |
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E.E Andy Anderson |
Alfred Carreon Jr. |
Joyce Lawson |
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Treasurer |
Director |
Director |
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John Searson |
Carlos Trevino |
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Director |
Director |
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