Kindred Credit Union

06/01/2026

You’ve built something that takes patience, hard work, and planning 🌾

And farming rarely follows a predictable schedule. One season can look very different from the next.

At Kindred, we understand that behind every operation are real decisions around equipment, cash flow, harvest timing, and planning for the future of your farm. Our Account Managers understand the realities behind the numbers and work with you through every season, not just at renewal time. We also offer programs like AgriInvest and practical tools that support day-to-day operations.

Because a good financial partner does not just look at your balance sheet. They understand your season 💛

Learn more about Agricultural Banking at Kindred: https://www.kindredcu.com/business-banking/agricultural-banking



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06/01/2026

June is National Indigenous History Month—a time to honour the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada.

Let’s celebrate their contributions while learning about the past to build a future rooted in reconciliation and respect. Explore ways to get involved: https://tinyurl.com/fmmbtm9z 

In June, we mark National Indigenous History Month. During this month, people across the country take the time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of Indigenous peoples and communities. More than 1.6 million people in Canada identified as Indigenous in 2016.

05/29/2026

Thinking about switching your banking but not sure where to start? 🔍

It can feel like a big step, especially when you have payments and deposits to move over. 💛

Jumoke Titiloye explains how Kindred supports you through the process, from transferring payments to making sure nothing gets missed, so you can switch with confidence.

Watch the reel to learn more, and explore how to switch here: https://www.kindredcu.com/personal-banking/switch-your-banking-to-kindred



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05/27/2026

What if your everyday banking could help make an impact close to home?

At Kindred, everyday banking means more than transactions. It’s the savings accounts, debit purchases, mortgages, loans, and financial decisions that are part of daily life - and how those everyday choices can contribute to stronger communities.

We focus our social impact on two areas where we can make a meaningful difference: housing stability and food security. 🏡🌾

This includes supporting access to safe, affordable housing and helping communities build stronger, more sustainable food systems. It’s part of how we connect values with finances, so your money can contribute to real change in the places you live and work.

This work continues to grow, with new partnerships and ongoing support for organizations making a difference across Ontario.

Read the full blog to learn more about how Kindred is strengthening its community impact 💛
https://blog.kindredcu.com/redefining-our-social-impact



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Focused on Housing Stability and Food Security, Kindred Credit Union leverages our financial expertise to support community-led solutions.

05/27/2026

Today is Red Shirt Day! ❤️ Wear red to show your support for people with disabilities and raise awareness of their vital contributions to communities and workplaces.

Together, let’s promote accessibility and celebrate inclusion. How are you showing your support? Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/ywt3fst5 

Celebrate National AccessAbility Week and Red T-Shirt Day with Easter Seals activities. Take part, share and learn with resources and materials to observe the events. National AccessAbility Week 2019 is May 26 - June 1, and Red T-Shirt Day is May 29, 2019.

05/25/2026

There’s no single way to manage your investments.

And you don’t need to have everything figured out before you begin.

Some people want to start on their own with a bit of guidance. Others prefer ongoing support or a full plan that brings everything together.

At Kindred, our advisors meet you where you are. They take time to understand your goals, walk through your options, and help you take your next step with clarity and confidence 💛



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05/22/2026

Join us for the next session of 2026 Wealth Evolution webinar series! Part TWO focuses on Wealth Growth, exploring how to complement your traditional investments with tax-driven insurance strategies. You will discover practical ways to shift your focus from simply protecting your money to actively growing it.



Topic: Wealth Evolution – Part TWO: Wealth Growth
Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2026 (two sessions available)
Speaker: Doug Carroll, Tax & Estate Specialist at Aviso Wealth Inc.
Platform: Zoom
Cost: Free!
Session 1: 9am PT / 12pm ET – Register here: https://bit.ly/3RSQv9k
Session 2: 12pm PT / 3pm ET – Register here: https://bit.ly/3PB2iIE

Mutual funds and other securities are offered through Aviso Wealth, a division of Aviso Financial Inc. Aviso Wealth Inc. ('Aviso') is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aviso Wealth LP, which in turn is owned 50% by Desjardins Financial Holding Inc. and 50% by a limited partnership owned by the five Provincial Credit Union Centrals and The CUMIS Group Limited. The following entities are subsidiaries of Aviso: Aviso Financial Inc. (including divisions Aviso Wealth, Qtrade Direct Investing, Qtrade Guided Portfolios, Aviso Correspondent Partners), and Northwest & Ethical Investments L.P

05/22/2026

Thinking about joining a credit union, but wondering if you’ll still have safe, convenient online banking? 🤔

At Kindred, everyday banking is designed to be simple, secure, and accessible wherever you are. 💯

In this reel, Jumoke Titiloye shares how Kindred’s digital tools help you manage your money with confidence, whether you’re at home or on the go.

Watch the reel to learn more about how it works.



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05/21/2026

On the World Day for Cultural Diversity, we celebrate the richness of cultures around the world and the importance of intercultural dialogue. 🌍

This day reminds us that diversity is essential for peace and sustainable development. Let’s embrace and learn from each other’s traditions and perspectives. Explore more: https://bit.ly/3Pk9vdL 

05/20/2026

For the 8th year in a row, the Kindred Credit Union Centre for Peace Advancement (CPA) hosted a systems thinking research competition, known as Map the System. Open to students at the University of Waterloo, Map the System is global competition that uses systems thinking as a guiding approach to explore some of the most complex issues facing the world today. Kindred has been pleased to support this important work that emphasizes the importance of understanding a problem before we try to find or build solutions.

The overall winners and recipients of the People’s Choice Award for Best Systems Map was Unravelling the Femininomenon by Sadia Mohammad, Zoraiz Sheikh, and Chloe Stroh. Their teammates, Bria Wong-Armstrong and Prishaa Rajalathan, represented their team in person and presented on how occupational gender-shifts trigger industry devaluation. The team chose this topic because they wanted to explore an experience they all shared—being a woman in the workplace.

Prishaa and Bria were presented the Overall Winner Award by Kindred team members Sheryl Ramseyer and Vicky Matthews, along with Paul Heidebrecht from the CPA. In early July, the team will be going to the University of Oxford to represent Waterloo at the Map the System Global Finals!