Madison County Federal Credit Union Honored for 90 Years of Service at Chamber Gala

Madison County Federal Credit Union was recently recognized for its 90th anniversary at the Madison County Chamber Annual Gala, celebrating nine decades of dedication to serving its members and strengthening the local community. The recognition highlights MCFCU’s long-standing commitment to helping individuals and families achieve financial stability and growth through personalized service and community engagement.

In addition to this milestone, MCFCU President and CEO David Dodd was individually honored with the Keith Pitcher Character in Business Award, a prestigious distinction presented in memory of Keith Pitcher, a former President and CEO of the Madison County Chamber.

The Keith Pitcher Character in Business Award is presented annually to a local leader who demonstrates outstanding character, ethical leadership, and a commitment to business and community success. Dodd’s leadership has been instrumental in MCFCU’s growth and continued innovation, ensuring that the credit union remains a valuable financial resource for individuals, families, and businesses in Madison County.

“Celebrating 90 years as a credit union is a testament to the trust and loyalty of our members, as well as the dedication of our incredible team,” said David Dodd. “To also receive the Keith Pitcher Character in Business Award is truly humbling. Keith Pitcher was a respected leader whose legacy continues to inspire, and I am honored to be recognized with an award that bears his name.”

Founded in 1935, Madison County Federal Credit Union has grown into a trusted financial institution, serving thousands of members with personalized banking solutions, competitive financial

products, and an unwavering commitment to the community. As MCFCU looks ahead to its next chapter, the credit union remains dedicated to helping members build strong financial futures, fostering local partnerships, and continuing its tradition of exceptional service.