About Hapo

HAPO Community Credit Union was founded in 1953, as a credit union for the non-exempt employees of the Hanford Nuclear Project. HAPO is an acronym for Hanford Atomic Products Operations. HAPO has since converted it's charter from a federal credit union to a state chartered credit union, thereby changing our name to HAPO Community Credit Union. So if you live or work anywhere in the State of Washington, you can join HAPO, "The Credit Union of Choice".

HAPO Community Credit Union has been providing a quality banking alternative for people like you and your family for over 50 years. As a member of this not-for-profit cooperative, you also become one of the owners, with all the rewards credit union membership has to offer. HAPO has over 65,000+ members with over $500 Million in assets. We have financial centers in Richland, Pasco, Kennewick, Sunnyside and Yakima.

Not-For-Profit
All earnings are returned to members through dividends on savings accounts and competitive interest rates on loans, a portion is also placed into retained earnings to maintain financial stability.

Volunteer Board Members
Volunteer board members review financial statements and set organizational direction and policies.

Deposit Insurance
Member funds are federally insured up to $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), the strongest deposit insurance fund in the country.

Join Us Today
A HAPO savings account is the cornerstone of all our services - and your basis for membership. As a state chartered credit union, we are able to offer membership to anyone who lives, works or worships in the State of Washington.

• Credit Union Membership
  • Membership Share $5.00 par value
  • The minimum initial deposit to open a base savings account is $25. Excluded from this requirement are:
    1. Accounts for minors.
    2. Accounts opened for Dealer Direct loans.
    3. Accounts with sub-share accounts or certificates with balances exceeding $25.
• You're also able to set up additional subsidiary savings accounts to save for a child's education, a special vacation or simply to plan ahead for unexpected bills.