Our History

A century of banking.
Built for Worcester.

From a single telephone workers' credit union in 1922 to serving all of Worcester County today — here's how AllCom got here.

Smart, invested people. Refreshingly community-first banking.

Since 1922 · Worcester, MA

Milestones

100+ years of AllCom

  1. 1909

    The idea takes root

    Massachusetts becomes the first state in the US to pass a credit union law, laying the groundwork for AllCom just 13 years before the credit union is founded.

  2. 1922

    AllCom is founded

    Central Massachusetts Telephone Workers' Credit Union opens its doors in Worcester to serve telephone company employees who needed fair, accessible financial services.

  3. 2000

    A new name

    The Board of Directors renames the credit union AllCom Credit Union, a name that reflects a growing, diverse membership.

  4. 2001

    Welcoming NStar

    AllCom merges with the Commonwealth Gas Employees' Credit Union and welcomes NStar employees and their families.

  5. 2006

    Open to the community

    Eligibility expands to include anyone who lives, works, or attends school in Worcester County and 22 Middlesex County communities.

  6. 2013

    Postal workers join

    AllCom welcomes the members of the Worcester Postal Credit Union.

  7. 2022

    100 years strong

    AllCom celebrates 100 years of community banking—and keeps going.