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Wildfire relief for our members and communities.

Here for our members when you need us most.

As wildfires continue to impact communities across Ontario, thousands of individuals and families have been displaced, lost their homes or businesses, and are facing unexpected financial challenges.

During this difficult time, Northern Credit Union is here to help. We are offering specialized financial support to our members, including flexible lending solutions and other tailored services, to help affected members navigate the road ahead with greater peace of mind.

Have you been impacted by the fires? Book an appointment to learn about the support available to you. We’ll take the time to understand your situation and discuss emergency financial solutions to help you move forward

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If you or someone you know has been displaced by wildfires, there are organizations in our community providing emergency support and essential resources to help individuals and families through this difficult time.

During this difficult time, Northern Credit Union is here to help. We are offering specialized financial support to our members, including flexible lending solutions and other tailored services, to help affected members navigate the road ahead with greater peace of mind.

The Northwestern Ontario Wildfire Community Support Fund, a collaborative initiative led by the United Way of Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Community Foundation, is providing immediate relief and supporting long-term recovery efforts for those impacted by the fires. The Mikinakoos Children's Emergency Fund is also helping children and families across 33 First Nations communities by providing essential items and resources.

For a comprehensive list of emergency supports, community services, and resources available to those impacted by the wildfires, click here.

To help strengthen these community-led efforts, Northern Credit Union proudly donated $10,000 to the Northwestern Ontario Wildfire Community Support Fund and $5,000 to the Mikinakoos Children's Emergency Fund.