Windthorst Federal Credit Union

Windthorst Federal Credit Union participated in a bingo event at Archer Service Center, engaging with the local community.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s Board of Directors approved $400,000 in bonus dividends and loan interest rebates for members with accounts in good standing as of December 31, 2021, requiring loan payments by 3 pm to qualify.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s Board of Directors approved $300,000 in bonus dividends and loan interest rebates for members with accounts in good standing as of December 31, 2022.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union hosted a ‘Reality Fair’ for Windthorst and Midway ISD.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s Board of Directors approved four $250 scholarships.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s personal elf, Richard, donated 17 handmade toys to children in 2022, continuing an 18-year tradition.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s annual meeting is open to all member-owners to discuss elections, 2022 performance, and 2023 plans.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union accepts career applications by mail or email.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union’s Board of Directors approved $200,000 in bonus dividends and loan interest rebates for members with accounts in good standing as of December 31, 2025.

(Only on new loans or refinances w/ funds distributed)

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Windthorst Federal Credit Union provides financial services to members in a responsible, caring, and professional manner.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union was chartered in 1964 to serve residents of Windthorst, Texas, and surrounding areas.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union celebrated National Dairy Month with members by giving away butter, cheese, and an ice cream maker.

Windthorst Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit cooperative owned and operated by its members, overseen by a volunteer board of directors.

14205 West FM 174 Windthorst, TX 76389 Click for Directions

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