MOBILE, Ala. — All In Credit Union grants totaling more than $500,000 will go to 45 nonprofit organizations across the credit union’s service area this year after the board of its Helping Hands Foundation selected the 2026 recipients.
Gulf Coast organizations on this year’s list include Dumas Wesley Community Center, Mulherin Custodial Home, Ransom Solutions and Rebuilding Together of South Alabama. Leaders of the recipient groups expressed excitement about what the new funding will allow them to accomplish in their communities.
All In Credit Union Grants Reflect a Culture of Giving
Chasity Duke with the Helping Hands Foundation said the grants are an extension of the work the credit union and its staff already do in the communities they serve.
Duke said it means the most to them, that they believe in giving back, and that their employees provide volunteer hours to community organizations, making it part of who they are and what they do daily.
Grant funding is distributed through the Helping Hands Foundation, the credit union’s charitable arm, and includes contributions from All In members and employees, according to the credit union.
Gulf Coast Recipients
The local organizations named among this year’s recipients represent a range of community needs in the Mobile area:
- Dumas Wesley Community Center — a longtime Mobile nonprofit that provides services to families and children
- Mulherin Custodial Home
- Ransom Solutions
- Rebuilding Together of South Alabama — part of a national network that makes repairs so low-income homeowners can stay safely in their homes
Specific grant amounts for individual organizations were not announced.
Building on Last Year’s Awards
This year’s round continues a steady pattern of giving. In 2025, All In Credit Union awarded $507,000 in grants to 44 charities, according to the credit union, including 11 organizations in the Mobile area. With 45 recipients and more than half a million dollars this year, the 2026 program is on a similar scale.
The credit union says that since its grant program began in 2018, it has awarded more than $2 million to charitable organizations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
Grants are only part of the institution’s community involvement. The credit union reported that in 2025 it also awarded $85,000 in scholarships and that the large majority of its employees logged thousands of volunteer hours supporting nearly 200 community organizations — the kind of hands-on service Duke described.
About All In Credit Union
All In Credit Union is a full-service, member-owned financial institution headquartered in Daleville, in the Wiregrass region of southeast Alabama. It was founded in 1966 as Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union and changed its name to All In Credit Union in 2019.
The credit union reports about $3.5 billion in assets and more than 200,000 members in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. Like other credit unions, it is a not-for-profit cooperative owned by its members, and community giving programs such as the Helping Hands Foundation are a common way credit unions reinvest in the areas they serve.
What the Grants Mean for Local Nonprofits
For small and mid-sized nonprofits, grants from local businesses and financial institutions can help fill gaps that government funding and individual donations do not cover — paying for programs, supplies, repairs or staff time that directly reach families in need.
Recipients said they are looking forward to putting the money to work. Nonprofits interested in future grant cycles can find information about the Helping Hands Foundation and its application process through All In Credit Union.
