Appalachian Development Federal Credit Union

Nelsonville OH


Appalachian Development Federal Credit Union (ADFCU) is a new low-income credit union, which opened its doors in 1996. The awardee provides basic financial services to individuals who do not have banking relationships with other institutions, including low-minimum savings accounts, direct deposit accounts, and low-cost money orders. ADFCU also provides consumer loans for home and car repairs and other family expenses. ADFCU is engaged in innovative programs to assist low-income individuals build their assets, including an individual development account program, and a Drive to Work program which helps individuals meet work-related transportation needs through used car loans and related training.

CDFI Awards for Appalachian Development Federal Credit Union


CORE (1998) - $610,000

With the help of the CDFI Fund, ADFCU will expand its lending and build its capacity.



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