Washington, DC – The National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU) recognized Visions Federal Credit Union's Patricia Shermot, Director of Government Affairs/Regional Urban Development Officer, with the association's 2019 Paul Revere Award. This award is presented to the credit union grassroots advocate of the year.

"It's an honor to be recognized with NAFCU's Paul Revere Award", said Shermot. "Credit unions bring tremendous value to their members and local communities, and I'm proud to advocate on their behalf. With the ongoing support of our President/CEO and leadership team, I look forward to continuing to be a strong, reliable grassroots advocate."

Visions' President/CEO, Ty Muse, sees great value in Shermot's advocacy work. "Trish has been active in building relationships with representatives at the local, state, and national level," said Muse. "We serve over 200,000 members, and her work means that their voices are heard in legislatures throughout our three-state footprint."

Shermot actively participates and brings the credit union voice to various congressional offices across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. In the past year alone, Shermot met with more than 20 separate congressional offices. During those discusses, she ensured lawmakers were well educated on the benefits credit unions provide to their members and local communities.

"2019 has been a great year," said Shermot, "and I look forward to continuing our work in 2020 and beyond."

About Visions

Visions Federal Credit Union is a nonprofit financial institution completely owned by its members. Established in 1966, Visions proudly serves over 200,000 members in communities throughout New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Services include banking as well as auto, home, personal, and business loans.

Ref: Visions FCU Press Release

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    In efforts driven by Visions employees, this year’s campaign (November and December 2023) benefitted more than 13 community organizations throughout their three-state footprint in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The Season of Giving supports organization-wide projects in addition to regional and local initiatives that are championed by employees. Fifteen employees organized giveback projects, including donation drives for clothes, toys, gifts, and pet supplies that were then distributed by partnering organizations and nonprofits in Visions communities.

  • Ty Muse Receives NYS Senate Commendation Award

    Senator Webb presented Muse with the Senate Commendation Award during a Black History Month celebration (February 2024) that underscored the vital contributions and achievements of Black individuals and businesses in the community. The award presentation noted that Muse’s leadership, characterized by positivity and encouragement, has significantly contributed to the economic development of the Southern Tier and that his active participation on numerous community boards and advisory councils nationwide further exemplifies his commitment to the community.

  • Visions Contributes to Creation of Future Fund

    Visions Federal Credit Union’s President/CEO Ty Muse joined credit union industry leaders and representatives of the African-American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) during the African American Credit Union Hall of Fame event at the Governmental Affairs Conference in Washington, DC, where they were thrilled to announce the creation of the AACUC’s Future Fund. Visions is one of nine initial investors in the new Future Fund and Muse is proud to serve as the founding Chairperson for the initiative.

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