Savings
We have savings options for
every age, lifestyle, and budget. IRAs and Money Markets are just a few of our services.
every age, lifestyle, and budget. IRAs and Money Markets are just a few of our services.
What's Happening
Santa's Coming to Town
The longtime tradition of the lighting of the courthouse in downtown Newark will happen again this year on Friday, November 29. After the official lighting takes places at 7 p.m., TrueCore will be hosting Santa inside our Downtown branch. Stop by so the kids can tell Santa what they want for Christmas.
Football Frenzy Grand Prize Winner Announced
After ten weeks of high school football picks and ten weekly winners, we randomly picked the Grand Prize winner of the Newark Advocate's Football Frenzy contest. The 2024 winner is Matt Brush. Matt will enjoy tickets to the big college football game in Columbus on November 30. Congratulations to Matt!
Hartshorn Promoted
TrueCore Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce the promotion of Jocelyn Hartshorn to the position of Senior Vice President-Chief Lending Officer. Hartshorn, a 13-year veteran of the credit union, will now oversee the Lending and Sales Teams. Please join us in congratulating Jocelyn on her promotion! Read more here.
TrueCore Purchases Grand Champion Dairy Feeder
TrueCore was proud to support the 2024 Hartford Fair and to purchase the Grand Champion Dairy Feeder, owned by James Myers of Pataskala. Congratulations to all of the hard-working 4-H and FFA exhibitors!
2024 Annual Meeting
Congrats to Jay Young, TrueCore’s retired President-CEO, for receiving this year’s Maxine Binckley Community Service Award. Jay was recognized at the 2024 Annual Meeting by Chairman Ben Boring and President-CEO Jason Hall for his many years of service to our community. In honor of Jay receiving this award, TrueCore has donated $1,000 to Fostering Further, the charity of his choice.
Also at the Annual meeting, the following Board Members made their win official by acclamation:
- Ben Boring
- John Lutz
- Bill McInturf
TrueCore's 2023 Annual Report is available here.
TrueCore Receives Financial Education Award
TrueCore was honored to receive Ohio’s prestigious Desjardins Adult Financial Education Award. Paul Mercer, President of the Ohio Credit Union League, is shown presenting the award to TrueCore’s President-CEO Jason Hall and Shani Smith-Reed, TrueCore’s Vice President of Marketing. Read more. 
TrueCore Recognized as One of Central Ohio's Most Generous Businesses
TrueCore has been recognized by Columbus Business First as one of CentralOhio's most generous businesses.
Read more about the 2023 Corporate Citizenship Awards.
TrueCore Federal Credit Union Receives CDFI Certification
TrueCore Federal Credit Union was recently certified by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund – known as the CDFI Fund. Certified CDFI credit unions are mission-driven financial institutions who have a proven track record of serving low-income communities and people who lack access to financing. Read more.
TrueCore Now Proudly Serving Licking, Knox, Fairfield,
Muskingum and Perry Counties
TrueCore Federal Credit Union is proud to announce that we have received approval for a community charter expansion by The National Credit Union Administration and the TrueCore Board of Directors. This update allows TrueCore to be able to serve persons who live, work, worship, or attend school in Licking, Fairfield, Knox, Muskingum, and Perry Counties in Ohio.
“We are very excited about this new opportunity for our credit union,” TrueCore CEO Jay Young said. “Growth is a very important part of making sure we can continue to provide the types of services that our members expect. This expansion directly aligns with our core values of service, community, innovation, and integrity. We’re thrilled to be able to offer our not-for-profit banking experience to our neighboring counties.”
TrueCore began by serving the financial needs of Owens Corning employees in 1940. The first charter expansion was to serve other employer groups in the 1980s, and the second was to serve all of Licking County in 2014.