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Share the Good
Give your friends + family the benefits, services and savings that come with an Allegacy membership
Open the Door
As a member of Allegacy, your family and members of your household can also join – refer them today
Easy to Join
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What others are saying
Easily answered all my questions and concerns. Very helpful and helped me know what I needed to do.
Felt a personal connection with the Allegacy associates that I dealt with.
Great folks to guide us through the process.
I was treated with respect, trust and honor. The team that worked with me helped me get everything done in a timely fashion. I will always be grateful for all the help that was given to me.
2018 Best Credit Union
Allegacy was voted Best Credit Union in the Winston Salem Journal Readers Choice Awards.
Let's be our best, together
When you become an Allegacy member, the benefits aren’t just individual. When you invest with us, we invest in arts, education, health and community service organizations throughout the Triad. It brings us joy to help our community thrive. It’s also the right thing to do.
Scholarships
The ability to get an education can mean the world. We offer scholarship programs to make a difference in the lives of students like Rafael Grillo, who wanted to make a difference.
Angel Tree
This project provides holiday gifts to children who might otherwise not have any. We participate as a donation spot, collecting wishlist gifts for children in struggling families.
Our Art Gallery
Our headquarters is also a home for the arts: it contains the W.K. “Ike” Keener, Jr. Art Gallery, which displays work from local artists and non-profit galleries across our region.
Scholarships
The ability to get an education can mean the world. We offer scholarship programs to make a difference in the lives of students like Rafael Grillo, who wanted to make a difference.