Banking with a higher purpose
Our focus is co-operative banking while our passion is community development in the neighbourhoods where our members work and live.

Our focus is co-operative banking while our passion is community development in the neighbourhoods where our members work and live.
At IC Savings, we believe that our profits should have a higher purpose. Not only are our profits returned to our members in the form of great rates and services, they are invested to do good in the community for the benefit of our members.
In keeping with our longstanding mission to support the social, cultural and economic fabric of the communities we serve, your credit union donated $100,000 to Runnymede Healthcare Centre. We hope to support the centre’s clinical programs that focus on helping patients regain functional stability following serious illness or injury.
“IC Savings’ contribution represents a strategic investment in the continued advancement of our rehabilitation services,” said Connie Dejak, President and CEO, Runnymede Healthcare Centre. “Their support enhances our ability to deliver high quality care and better support in our community. We are truly grateful for their generosity.”
Under Ms. Dejak’s leadership, the 206-bed, state-of-the-art hospital, located in Toronto's west end, has consolidated its role in the delivery of specialized rehabilitation and complex continuing care. The centre’s services support structured transitions from acute care to home environments. At Runnymede, patient autonomy is reinforced while the demands on families for extended care are reduced.
Reflecting our credit union’s social mandate, these acts of support validate the co-operative banking model where financial stewardship aligns with community investment.
It all began with a charter. Since opening our doors in Woodbridge more than 20 years ago, our credit union has focused on adding value for the benefit of our members. Together, we've achieved a lot we can be proud of.

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