Living our commitment
You matter to us and where you live matters to us, too. This is why we invest in your community and do all we can to strengthen you, your family and your business financially. We do this by offering products, tools and services to help you prosper. We put our money where our mouth is by offering sponsorships, donations and scholarships. We also get involved in the things you care about and strive to be a good corporate citizen that genuinely lives the cooperative principle of improving the quality of life in the communities we serve.

“Loving Local” Design Competition

Saskatchewan Co-operative Youth Retreat

Volunteering

Events

Synergy Shares
We’re proud to be a local financial institution that is deeply invested in the communities and people we serve. One of the ways we show this commitment is by sharing our profits through projects and scholarships to make life better where we live.

“Loving Local” Design Competition

Saskatchewan Co-operative Youth Retreat

Volunteering

Events

Synergy Shares
We’re proud to be a local financial institution that is deeply invested in the communities and people we serve. One of the ways we show this commitment is by sharing our profits through projects and scholarships to make life better where we live.
Second Bounce Documentary
We are committed to the increased financial and mental wellbeing of our members and community, and we see this as an opportunity to highlight that message through the incredible storytelling involved in Second Bounce.
“It is another way for us to reach our members and non-members with the message to make sure you are taking care of yourself in a holistic manner – mentally, physically, financially. It all matters,” said Synergy CEO Glenn Stang.
Synergy Shares Highlights
2021 DONATION HIGHLIGHTS:

- $200,000: Lloydminster Catholic School Division expansion project, including the new Indigenous Resource Centre and the Synergy Studios multimedia classroom.
- $40,000: The Synergy Aquatic Centre in Macklin.
- $10,000: The Macklin & District Fire/Rescue towards their rescue tool replacement project.
- $50,000: Lloydminster Region Health Foundation’s Gift to Health, which is earmarked for a Mobile Digital Radiography Unit.
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Let's Get Social
"I was raised in a small prairie town and grew up depositing at my local credit union. From special birthday money to my first pay cheque, the credit union played an important role.
Financial Literacy for Everyone
Topics covered include:
- budgeting basics
- loan basics
- boosting your credit score
- protecting yourself from identity theft
- managing the impact of inflation and much more