Amy Sink, Interra CEO, presents a check to Grady Yoder, who is the credit union’s 90,000 member. Yoder became Interra’s 90,000th member when his parents opened a kids club account for him. He funds the account with money he raised at the Kosciusko County 4-H auction. Photo provided by Interra Credit Union.

Press Release

New Paris — Interra Credit Union is celebrating 90 years of service this year. And what better way to make a grand celebration than to also begin serving 90,000 members?

Grady Yoder became Interra’s 90,000th member when his parents, Fred and Jennifer Yoder, opened a Kids Club account in his name at the New Paris office. Grady funded the account with dollars he earned at the Kosciusko County 4-H Fair auction. “We knew that now was the perfect time for Grady to learn good saving habits,” shared Jennifer. “We turned to Interra because we trust them.”

In recognition of its 90,000th member, Interra donated $290 dollars into Grady’s Kids Club account and provided him with a whole lot of Interra swag. Additionally, the credit union “cleared the list” and purchased the remaining items in Grady’s Milford Elementary teacher’s Amazon Wishlist.

Interra’s CEO, Amy Sink, and the New Paris team, celebrated Grady where he was presented a check that was deposited into his Kids Club. As a football fan, Grady was able to meet Wawasee Warrior football Captain, Chance Flannery, who attended the celebration as well. “These milestone achievements are made possible by our members’ trust and loyalty to the credit union,” stated Sink. “Interra is honored to celebrate 90,000 members in our 90th year.”

As part of celebrating his being Interra Credit Union’s 90,000th member, Grady Yoder had the opportunity to meet Chance Flannery, captain of the Wawasee High School football team. Yoder also received Interra “swag,” and his teacher’s wish list on Amazon was fulfilled. Photo by Interra Credit Union.

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