Community Engagement
Service 1 FCU is involved in a variety of activities that benefit the communities around us. We support and are engaged in assisting the American Cancer Society/Relay for Life, the Muskegon Rescue Mission, Restoration Life Center, KickStart to Career, Kid’s Food Basket, Haven of the Ozarks, the Child Abuse Council of Muskegon County, Hope Kitchen, and various other charitable organizations in our communities.
A Special Message to Our Members
Your membership and continued support empower our team to offer help in the communities we serve. Thank you for choosing Service 1 FCU!
17th Annual Food Drive
Thanks to the generosity of members and staff, Service 1 FCU raised the equivalent of more than $5,359† for the 17th annual food drive, November 17 through December 15, 2025!
We’re honored to have supported local food pantries. Check out the button below to see the results of efforts by branch for their selected beneficiary pantry:
Involvement Over the Years
$177,168+
donated over the last 5 years
1,407+
hours volunteered by employees in 2025
60+
organizations supported and partnered with in 2025
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Scholarship Program
Calvin J. Peterson Memorial Scholarship
Congratulations to the 2025 Winners!
Congratulations Adam M. and Kaplan B., 2025 Calvin J. Peterson Memorial Scholarship recipients! The recipients were selected by an impartial committee based on academic merit, community involvement, and statement of goals. Best of luck to these students on their continued education!
The 2025 Service 1 FCU Calvin J. Peterson Memorial Scholarship application period is now open. Learn more by visiting our scholarship page. Deadline to apply is Friday, April 3, 2026.
Past Scholarship Recipients
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2024
Amerasia M. (of Grand Haven, MI) and Mikenna W. (of Muskegon, MI)
2023
Jasmine D. (of Missouri) and Aysia K. (of Michigan)
2022
Gabriella Gaston (left) and Morgan Henson (right), both of Muskegon, MI
2021
Grace Sweet (left) and Navarre Klint (right), both of Muskegon, MI
2020
Ava Bentley of Muskegon, MI (left) and Andrew Schulte of Montague, MI (right)
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†The total monetary impact includes the converted value of physical food donations of 405 lbs. at $1.70/lb.
