Mendo Lake Credit Union

526 S. State Street
Ukiah CA, 95482-1410


Incorporated in 1959, Mendo Lake Credit Union is a federally insured state chartered community credit union. Its key products include housing loans, including manufactured housing, personal and auto loans, free personal checking accounts and low-priced business deposit products. Mendo Lakea€™s field of membership includes those who live or work in the rural California counties of Lake or Mendocino.

CDFI Awards for Mendo Lake Credit Union


FA (2009) - $2,000,000

Mendo Lake Credit Union was chartered in 1959 and is a certified CDFI serving community members of Mendocino County and Lake County in rural Northern California. It provides a full range of financial services to its Target Market, specializing in low cost auto loans and manufactured home loans. Mendo Lake CU will use its FY 2009 Financial Assistance loan loss reserves and lending capital to its Target Market.



FA (2005) - $1,398,750

The $1,398,750 FA award will be used to: 1) expand the manufactured home loan program started in 2004, including launching a development services program for buyers; 2) provide general support for the retail financial services; and 3) strengthen the net capital position of the credit union, helping it to remain in compliance with regulatory asset growth.



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