Travis Credit Union
Theresa Schilling
Branch Manager
Dixon Branch
1450 Ary Lane, Suite B
Dixon, CA 95620
(707) 678-2050
(707) 678-9419 fax
Email: tschilling@traviscu.org
Travis Credit Union (TCU) is a not-for-profit cooperative financial institution serving everyone who lives, works, attends school or worships in Alameda, Colusa, Contra Costa, Merced, Napa, Placer, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, and Yolo Counties. When you bank with TCU, you’ll pay fewer fees, earn more on savings, and pay less for loans.
As a leading financial institution, Travis Credit Union is a great alternative to a traditional bank – large enough to provide you with all of the financial products you need to achieve your important financial goals, yet small enough to provide truly personalized service.
TCU is one of the largest credit unions in California with more than 158,000 members and more than $1.6 billion in assets. TCU members can access their accounts at 19 convenient branch locations, at 28,000 free CO-OP Network® ATMs, through secure, easy-to-use Online Banking or by telephone using Call-24 Phone Banking.
Our Vision
Travis Credit Union makes a difference in the lives of the people we serve. As a secure and trusted financial institution, we advocate for the financial education and well-being of our members, assist the underserved, invest in our communities and inspire the passionate commitment of our employees.
Our Mission
We are dedicated to building lifelong relationships with our members to help them achieve their financial goals.
Our Core Values
Strategies
We believe that Travis Credit Union holds a unique position in Northern California’s financial landscape. Three factors that are essential elements of our mission and our corporate culture differentiate us from other financial institutions. They demonstrate the credit union principle of “People Helping People”:
We strive to attract members and create with them mutually beneficial relationships. Just as members are stakeholders in the credit union’s success, we view ourselves as stakeholders in the financial success of our members and their families. While banks are required by regulation to serve the underserved and to reinvest in their communities, we do so voluntarily.
We view commitment to our communities as stewardship because community is more than our market, it is our partner. We believe we share responsibility for the health of our communities. Community service is more than a slogan; it is a guiding principle in our decision making and it inspires employees—at all levels of the organization—to actively engage in community affairs. We demonstrate this principle of stewardship through financial support of community events and activities that align with our mission and vision. TCU directors, senior managers, regional and branch managers and staff voluntarily offer their personal time and energy to community initiatives as a demonstration of this commitment. Finally, we measure our stewardship efforts and report on them as part of our commitment.
We believe the commitment of TCU employees is unique among financial institutions. Our employees are fully engaged and actively participate in their communities. They believe in TCU’s commitment to its members and its stewardship principle, and they are actively involved in educational outreach, public service and community affairs. They believe they can help make a difference in the lives of our members and in their community, and they willingly make commitments of their personal time, effort, and resources to demonstrate these beliefs.