History
The Texas Credit Union League was incorporated on October 6, 1934, in the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth, now the Hilton Fort Worth.
Since its organization, TCUL's vision statement ensures that TCUL will "be the essential partner for credit union success."
Further building upon this principle, TCUL's mission statement proclaims a goal "to protect credit unions, and promote their growth, strength and unity. TCUL currently employs approximately 130 employees, with the majority being "out in the field," to make sure their vision and their mission reach as large an audience as possible.
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