An update to our Bill Payment system is scheduled from Saturday, July 18th, to Sunday, July 19th. Bill payment services may be intermittently unavailable during the hours of 1 am Saturday and 9 pm Sunday, ET.
Thank you for your patience as we make necessary updates to the system to serve our members.
We had a great time at the Downtown Sharon Farmers Market last week. There’s nothing better than seeing a community come together to support local farmers and small businesses.
Community events like these are always a highlight for our team. They allow us to connect with our members, meet new faces, and be part of what makes our community so special.
Congratulations to the Downtown Sharon Farmers Market on a successful kick-off! We can’t wait to come back.
Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union (MCCFCU) has been recognized with two MIC (Market, Innovate, Create) Awards from the CrossState Credit Union Association.
Presented during CrossState’s annual Evoke Marketing Conference, the MIC Awards recognize excellence in credit union marketing and communications. MCCFCU was chosen from credit unions across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The Credit Union received awards for Best Annual Report, titled Reflecting on Our Journey: As We Support Our Community, and for Best Integrated Marketing Campaign for its efforts during CU Kind Month. This annual initiative celebrates the credit union philosophy of People Helping People through member appreciation and community service.
MCCFCU received national recognition earlier this year with a Diamond Award from America’s Credit Unions in the category of Ongoing Event for the CU Kind Month campaign.
“Receiving these awards is a tremendous honor,” said Sandi Carangi, CEO of MCCFCU. “We are especially proud to be recognized for efforts that highlight our commitment to both our members and the communities we serve.”
To make a payment on your Mercer County Community FCU loan with your debit or credit card, we’re announcing an enhanced payment system called LenderPay.
Beginning Wednesday, July 1st, members can make their credit union loan payment with a debit card, credit card or through automatic payment (ACH) from another financial institution.
Click here for details.
For assistance, please contact a member service representative at one of our offices 724-981-9410 or 724-342-2246.
Join us at the Community Library of the Shenango Valley for our Summer Financial Literacy Series!
Tuesday, June 16th at 5:30 pm
Steps to Financial Freedom: Do you have a budget? Do you have financial goals? If not, would you like to? In this workshop, we’ll talk about setting and reaching financial goals. We’ll also talk about how you can learn what your money personality is so you may take steps to improve your budget. We’ll also touch on how to use credit and other strategies for long-term financial success.
Tuesday, June 30th at 5:30 pm
Keys to Homebuying: Is purchasing a home on your list of financial goals? Let us help you become educated and empowered to navigate the home-buying process with confidence. Wherever you are in the process, we will provide you with a roadmap of the steps you will take on your journey to becoming a homeowner.
At Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union (MCCFCU), supporting the community means investing in its youngest members. Earlier this month, MCCFCU welcomed the Ionta Essentials Club for an interactive field trip focused on financial literacy. The group consists of 25 fifth-grade Ionta Elementary School students led by teacher Mike Wilson.
The Essentials Club began in 2024, following the Credit Union’s sponsorship of Ionta students to attend Junior Achievement of Western PA’s JA BizTown. JA BizTown is an immersive mock town where students assume professional roles within their businesses, designed to expose them to real-world scenarios through hands-on activities. This experience inspired the Essentials Club to operate an in-school business where they sell items such as erasers, pencils, and school supplies.
During the field trip, students learned about careers at the Credit Union. Students practiced writing checks and counting money. Students were also given the opportunity to take a tour of the building and ask questions. “I was very impressed with their questions,” said Sandi Carangi, CEO of MCCFCU. “Their interest in managing finances at such a young age is important to developing life-long skills in budgeting, spending, and saving.”
Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union is a proud supporter of financial literacy initiatives throughout the community.
Best of the Best – We’re honored! 🎉
We’re excited to announce that we were voted Best of the Best Credit Union and Best Loans by our wonderful community. Serving our members for over 69 years, we’re incredibly grateful for this recognition and thrilled to be named Best Credit Union for the 11th year in a row.
We want to give a huge heartfelt THANK YOU to our community for choosing us! Your support inspires us to keep making a difference.
To protect you and your family from fraud, NEVER give out your account information even if the text message, email or phone number appears to be from a trusted source or they say they are contacting you from our credit union.
MCCFCU will NEVER contact you to ask for your account number, PIN, online or mobile banking passwords, card numbers, or social security number.
If you are uncertain who you are communicating with, STOP and contact our credit union directly.
For more information on current scams and how you can protect yourself, visit www.consumer.ftc.gov.
Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union (MCCFCU) celebrated 69 years of dedicated service to its members at its Annual Meeting held on April 18, 2026. Sandi Carangi, CEO of MCCFCU, stated that financial empowerment for members was the focus of the credit union over the past year. Numerous financial seminars were held, student accounts were introduced, and online financial literacy webinars were offered.
Ms. Carangi noted that she is especially proud of the contributions made during CU Kind Month, an annual initiative dedicated to spreading kindness throughout the community. “This past year, our members, employees, board members, and supervisory members volunteered and donated hundreds of hours to local organizations,” said Carangi. “We then matched this goodwill by donating $2,100 to 21 charitable organizations.” The credit union also received national recognition from America’s Credit Unions for this initiative.
The highlight of the Annual Meeting was the Scholarship Awards presented to six local high school seniors. The following students each received $1,000 scholarships:
Reese Bruckner, Wilmington High School
Daniella Evans, Hickory High School
Hayden Matchak, Hickory High School
Matthew Noah, Reynolds Jr/Sr High School
Justin Sims Jr., Sharon High School
Gabriel Titus, Sharpsville Area High School
Honorable mention awards in the amount of $100 were also given to nineteen additional students:
Brooklyn Beighley
David Eller
Ella Fiscus
Rocky Floch
Olivia Gargiulo
Adrienne Gierlach
Kyle Gilson
Will Hosick
Galen Hurl
Michael Ion
Parker Kreisel
Darnel LaCamera
Abby Lanshcak
Alaina Mulligan
Nicholas Noah
Jordan Prelerson
John Rumelfanger
Kiara Wilson
Lexa Yasnowski
MCCFCU is proud to support continuing education for youth in the community. Since 2000, over $134,000 has been awarded to 265 students pursuing an academic, professional, or vocational post-high school education. MCCFCU congratulates all the award winners!
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