Friends of Bk Coop

We  all these partners, our Friends of Bk Coop!

All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!
All of us (except Cathie)!

Invest Your Funds Where They Make a Difference

Serving Central and Eastern Brooklyn for 22 years, Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union operates 3 branches and boasts 7,000 members. As Brooklyn’s largest CDFI, we offer personal & business checking & savings accounts; personal, business and mortgage loans; and wealth-building services like credit builders, small business tax prep, & ITIN applications.

Friend of Bk Coop Benefits

Competitive Rates & No Fees: There are no fees associated with a CD or regular savings account.

Personal Support and 100% Virtual Account Opening Process: A Bk Coop representative will ensure your account works the way you want it to, including setting up electronic transactions, e-statements, and mobile banking.

A Risk-free Investment: There is no risk to you as Bk Coop depositors are insured up to $250,000. Deposits larger than $250,000 are eligible for additional deposit insurance — ask us how!

Your Voice Matters: As a member you can vote for Board members, participate in member meetings, and help form decisions that impact the coop.

Your Deposits, Community Investments: Directly Impacting Local Growth

Individuals or organizations who commit to a $150,000 long-term deposit will be treated to an Evening Meal for two (individuals) or a Coffee Break & Exclusive Swag (organizations)!

Should you wish, we will also include your name on our website as a Friend of Brooklyn Coop, reflecting your commitment to financial inclusion, local economic development & the cooperative movement.

We reflect the neighborhoods we serve

— 80% of our members are Black, Indigenous & People of Color

— 40% speak Spanish as their primary language

— 12% are undocumented

Check us out in Urban Activist & Next City to learn more about our work

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