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From Homeless to Hope-filled
Thanks to a local nonprofit, Frank was able to get some help and turn his life around. In 1988, he ended up working at a local school as a custodian, leading to a steady paycheck. He needed somewhere to deposit those paychecks, so staff at the school suggested TTCU. That launched a long relationship.Read More about From Homeless to Hope-filled -
Love of Adventure
My friend and I put our last few dollars together to buy an acoustic guitar for me in Barcelona," Ann said. "I have it to this day, and used it to play songs with the kids at school... TTCU helped make that happen.Read More about Love of Adventure -
Full Circle
Over the past thirty-five years, as his family grew bigger, the cars grew bigger as well. Larry married and had three children, and financed more than 10 cars with TTCU.Read More about Full Circle -
Member for Life
When Carolyn became a teacher in Tahlequah, a school board member encouraged her to become a member of TTCU based on TTCU's history of supporting teachers.Read More about Member for Life -
Small Town Feel
Back when I joined TTCU, they didn't have a branch here. I graduated from Broken Arrow High School in 1986, and I went to the TTCU Midtown location to get my account all set up before I went off to Northeastern State University.Read More about Small Town Feel