Our Mission:
Community Link Federal Credit Union is committed to being the first-choice financial institution in the community dedicated to providing a full range of services to its members in a professional, personal manner.
History:
CLFCU has been serving Huntington County and surrounding areas since 1932. And although our name has changed in that time, it isn’t because we were bought out or sold, it’s because we’ve been growing.
In 1932, local farmers who did business at the old Huntington County Co-op Grain Mill wanted a place to save, and eventually loan, money to each other. They established Huntington County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Credit Union in the grain mill, which was located where the historical museum now sits. When the grain mill went out of business, the credit union relocated to a small building at its current location on Etna Avenue, which was once a Texaco gas station. In 1992, the credit union changed its name to Huntington County Farm Bureau Credit Union. Eventually outgrowing the small space, the building was demolished around 1996. Built in its place was the current, more spacious building you see today.
In 2002, the credit union changed its name to Community Credit Union. And finally, in 2006, the credit union became federally chartered and changed its name for the last time to Community Link Federal Credit Union.
We are proud of our long history of serving Huntington County and are excited to see what the future holds for us.
2021 Logo Update:
2022 90th Anniversary Logo:
On March 1, 2024, CLFCU merged with Our Sunday Visitor Employee’s Federal Credit Union (OSVEFCU) acquiring their loyal membership. A temporary logo was created to familiarize OSVEFCU members with our CLFCU logo and as a representation of the two credit unions joining together.
