Jeff Aldridge chose to support the Central Coast Rescue Mission with his $1,000 sponsorship. Find out more about the "I'm All In" program and how CoastHills Credit Union employees make a difference in our neighbors' lives.
Over the past two decades, Marla Hernandez has helped CoastHills award hundreds of thousands of dollars to community organizations. After the longest tenure in the committee’s history, Marla is stepping away so another credit union employee can enjoy the experience as much as she has.
Ever wonder why you're changing the way you pay? Here's the real reason why you need to know all about EMV and chip technology in your Visa credit and debit card from CoastHills Credit Union.
Member Services Officer Karla Gonzalez was able to give her old grade school’s funding a boost. She recently presented Fairlawn Elementary with a $1,000 donation thanks to our new employee giving program.
You may have noticed the beautiful bouquets of flowers at our Five Cities branch in Arroyo Grande. But have you heard the story of how they got there?
On the third annual Day of Hope, volunteers from CoastHills Credit Union teamed to raise $2,759.51 in donations for Mission Hope Cancer Center by selling 1,000 special editions of the Santa Maria Times and Lompoc Record.
As a parent, teaching money management to your kids can pave the way to a bright financial future. Learning simple skills now may not only keep them out of debt later, but help them make smart choices about saving, borrowing and more.
Wondering about the potential benefits of a mortgage refinance? You may be able to lower your payments and save money.
While there’s no magical solution to wiping out credit card debt, you can pay less interest every month—and pay it off faster. A credit card balance transfer lets you move a high-rate credit card balance to a different credit card with a lower rate.
We had the pleasure of hosting the pre-show reception for the premier performance of the PCPA production of Pirates of Penzance last week. Our wonderful guests had no trouble getting into the scallywag spirit! Check out the photos. — Photos by Joshua D. Scroggin
Brayden Groshart teamed with best friend and classmate Bryce Hilton to put on a charity wiffle ball tournament to help fund Jack Ready Imagination Park, the first planned universally accessible park in San Luis Obispo County.
The Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation's Broadway-inspired original production honoring Spider-Man is just around the corner. Read how this and other PRYAF programs help kids build confidence that carries over into other aspects of life.
After making a CoastHills Platinum Rewards Visa credit card balance transfer, Andrea Zimkowski logged into her online banking and noticed the credit union was giving away a $1,000 Amazon.com shopping spree to one lucky member. She just never thought she’d win.
Today, that difference takes flight in an exciting new way. The CoastHills Credit Union blog was born from the spirit of our slogan. And it’s led us to ask, how can we do more to help members have Another great day?
Here's an eye-opening statistic: In San Luis Obispo County alone, 44,000 people wake up wondering where their next meal is coming from. Many times, these folks have to choose between paying a utility bill and going grocery shopping.
Nearly every CoastHills employee has pledged to pool monthly donations to support local nonprofits—and early numbers are looking great.
Every few months, we congratulate our employees celebrating work anniversaries. Everyone gathers up for a luncheon filled with kudos and memories. But the departure of two longtime employees brought more tears than usual to the most recent gathering.
We're committed to going above and beyond expectations. (Fun fact: Rule number one in our service promise is to provide you with a "wow" experience.) But this time, we're delighted to say the wowing is mutual.
CoastHills Credit Union employees donated more than 220 presents in a company-wide holiday gift drive to benefit Boys and Girls Clubs in Oceano, Guadalupe, Santa Maria and Lompoc.
On the job, Santa Maria, Calif, investigator Lydia Magaleno sees the worst the world has to offer. With the help of organizations like the CoastHills Community Foundation, she is balancing the scales by supporting Angels Foster Care.