Centennial Celebration at T-Mobile Park!
UPDATE:
We’re excited to share that all available tickets for the event have now been claimed, and we are no longer accepting additional RSVPs.
If you received a confirmation message, you’re all set. Tickets will be emailed during the week of the event.
We look forward to celebrating this historic milestone!
🎉 RSVP Now for Our Centennial Celebration at T-Mobile Park!
Community 1st Credit Union is thrilled to invite you to a once-in-a-century celebration—our Centennial Celebration and Annual Membership Meeting at T-Mobile Park in Seattle!
🎟️ How to RSVP:
To request your ticket, email us at tickets@myc1cu.com. Please include:
Your full name
Names of any other Community 1st members you’re requesting tickets for
Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis to active members in good standing.
⚾ Event Details:
Date: Friday, July 18, 2025
Time: Annual Meeting from 6:00–6:30 PM, followed by our Centennial Celebration with the Mariners game at 7:10 PM & post-game fireworks.
Location: T-Mobile Park, 1250 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA
💡 Important Notes:
Each member must have their own ticket to attend.
Guests who are not members are not eligible.
Tickets will be distributed the week of the event via Mariners Account Manager to the email address on file. Members should ensure that they have access to that email address.
Parking and alcoholic beverages are not provided by the credit union
Wristbands will be issued at the suite for verified members and are required for access
This is a celebration 100 years in the making—don’t miss your chance to be part of it!
This event will include the presence of peanuts and other potential allergens. If you or your guests have allergies, please take necessary precautions.
Generations Branch Unveils Sleek New Website - 09/10/2024
At Generations, a division of Community 1st Credit Union, we believe in making banking as simple and seamless as possible for our members. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our redesigned website. Working in collaboration with Jack Henry/Banno Content—renowned leaders in the credit union digital space—we’ve crafted a modern, user-friendly online experience that caters to both current and prospective members.
The updated Generations website isn’t just a facelift; it’s a complete transformation designed with you in mind. Here’s a sneak peek at what you can expect:
While we’ve made a lot of improvements, we’ve kept some things exactly as they are:
The new website will be rolling out soon, so keep an eye on your inbox for the official launch announcement. We’re confident that this redesign will enhance your banking experience and provide a valuable resource for managing your finances.
At Generations, we always look for ways to improve and better serve our members. The launch of our new website is just one of the many ways we’re working to provide you with the best possible experience—both online and in person.
Community 1st Credit Union’s Annual Meeting of the Membership took place on Saturday, July 27th at The LeMay Collections at Marymount Museum in Tacoma, WA. It was a huge success, and enjoyment was had by all who attended! We’d like to send out a big Thank You to all who were present, and appreciation to our Volunteers and Annual Meeting Planning Committee, who helped to plan and execute this outstanding event!
Speeches were provided by Rebecca Rowe; Vice President of Administration, Frank Worden; Board Chair, Lou Kush; Board Vice Chair and Dan LeFree; President & CEO.
The venue of this year’s event boasts: The Historical Grounds & Legacy of Harold LeMay, and hosts “Washington’s Largest Automotive Collection & Memorabilia.” Some of the incredible memorabilia collections include: a display of 250+ outboard motors, brass hose nozzles and vintage signs hanging throughout the buildings. The team at the LeMay Collections at Marymount was beyond helpful, professional and all-around phenomenal. Thank you, LeMay, for making our special occasion so enjoyable and stress free.
At Community 1st Credit Union, your safety is our priority, so we’re here to share some vital tips on how to keep your inbox—and your personal information—secure.
Phishing emails are designed to look legitimate but are traps set by scammers. These emails often mimic messages from trusted institutions, such as banks or well-known companies, and ask you to provide personal information or click on malicious links.
Legitimate organizations, including Community 1st Credit Union, will never ask you to share sensitive information such as your Social Security number, passwords, or account details via email.
Adding an extra layer of security to your email account is one of the best defenses against unauthorized access. Two-factor authentication requires a second form of identification—such as a code sent to your phone—before access is granted.
The merger between Community 1st and Harborstone Credit Union is moving forward—and we're excited about what's ahead for our members.
What Happens Next?
🔍 Regulatory Review Underway
Right now, the proposed merger is in the standard regulatory review process with state and federal agencies. We’re confident in a positive outcome and will keep you informed every step of the way.
📅 Town Hall Meetings Coming Soon
Once we receive approval, we’ll host branch-based Town Halls so you can ask questions, get answers, and hear how the merger benefits you.
🗳 Your Vote Matters
After town halls, Community 1st members will vote on the proposed merger. Your voice is an important part of this process, and we’ll make voting easy and accessible.
📢 Stay Updated
Keep an eye on your inbox, mailbox, monthly statements, and this website for the latest updates.
Have Questions?
Visit the official FAQ for details, timelines, and what to expect: harborstone.com/c1cu-faq