First Commerce is committed to the well being of our community and all of us living in it. We're committed to making a difference with every person we meet and proudly support organizations that show that same level of passion and commitment. Initially, it may be difficult to see the difference in the types of services offered by credit unions or banks and savings and loans. However, once you have spent time in a credit union, you will recognize that there is a world of difference in the attitude and the quality of service which credit unions provide to their members.

Envision Credit Union is a full-service financial institution that serves as a financial partner for residents and employees across multiple counties in North Florida and South Georgia. On January 14, 1954, ten Leon County teachers applied to the Comptroller of the State of Florida for a Certificate of Organization so they could organize the Leon County Teachers Credit Union. Each teacher contributed $5.00 to fund the organization and on January 26, 1954, their application was approved. We became North Florida Education Credit Union in 1979 and opened a branch in Quincy after a merger with the City of Quincy Employees Credit Union. In 1980, the Credit Union grew again as we merged with the Big Bend Telco Credit Union. As more surrounding counties were added to our field of membership in January of 2001, we adopted a new name that was inclusive of everyone—Envision Credit Union. Envision Credit Union’s commitment to the education community has remained strong throughout our growth. Our robust involvement includes local Teacher of the Year programs, school/organization sponsorship and donations, classroom mini-grants, supporting retired educator groups, an annual academic planner, Envision’s School Involvement Program, Envision's Swipe For Schools Program, and the overall the support of the Leon County School District. Envision is also the title sponsor for the Best and Brightest Awards program. Through this program, Envision was able to provide more than 1,200 students with $413,000 in scholarships. Envision most recently provided $175,000 in June of 2012 to sustain the program through 2017.

Buckeye Community Federal Credit Union is a financial services company based out of 1825 S Jefferson St, Perry, Florida, United States.

Our team of dedicated and knowledgeable business lending experts thrive at assisting financial institutions. Whether it's support with underwriting, servicing, and documentation services for loans, or developing commercial lending policies and procedures, we pride ourselves in helping your financial institution get the most out of your portfolio. Introducing the Digital Business Lending Center, a new online application portal that allows credit unions and community lenders to cost-effectively originate small business loans and compete with online lenders. With this easy-to-use, 24/7 tool, borrowers are guided step-by-step through the application process and can upload any required loan documentation themselves. In just a few minutes, the portal transmits the completed application to Lucro for expedited processing. Lucro will provide a condensed-format credit memo complete with recommendation and risk rating for you to decision the loans. We can take the loan application process from 30 hours to 30 minutes.

Florida State University Credit Union, a not-for-profit financial cooperative, has been maximizing members’ financial well-being since 1954. Today, FSU Credit Union serves its more than 30,000 members with nine branch locations throughout northwest Florida, secure online banking, a convenient mobile app and a complete suite of account types, loans and services to meet every financial need. We are also committed to the communities we serve. We contribute to various charities, support local events and give back to the FSU Community through donations and scholarships. Membership with FSU Credit Union is open to alumni living anywhere in the U.S. and anyone who lives or works in Bay, Calhoun, Escambia, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Taylor, Wakulla, Walton, or Washington counties.

The Florida Department of Transportation is an executive agency, which means it reports directly to the Governor of Florida. FDOT’s primary statutory responsibility is to coordinate the planning and development of a safe, viable, and balanced state transportation system serving all regions of the state, and to assure the compatibility of all components, including multimodal facilities. A multimodal transportation system combines two or more modes of movement of people or goods. Florida’s transportation system includes roadway, air, rail, sea, spaceports, bus transit, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities.