In 2024, Family Savings Credit Union hit an unforgettable milestone, and they celebrated it in style at the Billion Dollar Bash, held at Forum River Center in Rome, Georgia in January 2025.
The Billion Dollar Bash was a celebration of growth, community, and an unwavering commitment to their employees and credit union members.
The story of Family Savings Credit Union is one of determination and partnership. When we started working with them nearly ten years ago, they were already a strong presence, with $330 million in assets and a dedication to serving their members in Alabama and Georgia. But they had a bigger vision—a vision of reaching more people, providing more value, and creating even greater financial opportunities for their communities.
As a marketing partner, we’ve had the privilege of supporting Family Savings in sharing their story and connecting with their members. Along the way, they’ve added new branches, introduced cutting-edge services, and welcomed thousands of new members. Every step was fueled by their commitment to growth—not for the sake of numbers, but for the lives they touch and the communities they serve.
This weekend’s Billion Dollar Bash was a reflection of that success. Black Jacket Symphony lit up the stage, delivering an unforgettable performance. The banquet was a feast fit for the milestone—a celebration worthy of the hard work and dedication that brought them to this point. No detail was overlooked, and no expense was spared, because reaching $1 billion in assets is no ordinary feat. It’s a testament to Family Savings’ vision, resilience, and their members’ trust.
But this milestone isn’t just about the past; it’s about the future. Family Savings Credit Union isn’t stopping here. With their foundation stronger than ever, they’re poised to continue serving as a financial partner for even more families across Alabama and Georgia.
To Family Savings Credit Union: congratulations on your Billion Dollar Bash and your billion-dollar legacy. Thank you for letting us be part of your journey. Here’s to the next billion—and beyond.
