Harvard Federal Credit Union Opens New Branch at One Brigham Circle in Boston’s Mission Hill Neighborhood

November 28, 2025  | 

CAMBRIDGE, MA – Harvard Federal Credit Union (Harvard FCU) proudly announces the opening of its newest branch at One Brigham Circle in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood. Harvard FCU has served the health care providers in the Longwood Medical Area for decades. Now, for the first time in its 86-year history, Harvard Federal Credit Union can also serve eligible residents outside of the Harvard University network due to its new federal charter.

Located at 1614 Tremont Street, Harvard FCU, in conjunction with Mission Hill Main Streets, will commemorate the occasion with a grand opening celebration at the branch on Tuesday, August 12, 2025. Local residents, hospital employees, Harvard students and staff, and existing Harvard FCU members are welcome to join the festivities beginning at 9 a.m., meet the Harvard FCU team, and enjoy bites, refreshments and tours of the new space. Guests will also learn about how they could earn up to $300 in incentive-based specials and promotions through the end of September. Full terms and conditions here: https://harvardfcu.org/new-branch-at-lma/

“Our newest branch, located at the corner of Mission Hill and Longwood, reinforces our commitment to empower our members to make a positive impact in their lives and communities,” said Craig Leonard, CEO of Harvard Federal Credit Union. “This new space will allow us to better serve the Longwood hospitals and provide neighborhood residents with the tools, resources and education to fit their financial needs, and we’re excited to do so with the help of Mission Hill Main Streets.”

Harvard Federal Credit Union will also make a $5,000 donation to Mission Hill Main Streets, a non-profit organization that works with local businesses, residents and community organizations to revitalize its local shopping district which spans Tremont Street, from Roxbury Crossing to Brigham Circle and Huntington Avenue, from Longwood Avenue to South Huntington and Heath Street.

“Community means everything to us here in our close-knit Mission Hill neighborhood,” said Courtney Wright, executive director of Mission Hill Main Streets. “Harvard Federal Credit Union shares those same core values and principles, and it’s comforting to know that residents and business owners will have even more convenient and accessible banking options, and in-person access to knowledgeable staff that can help them best navigate their financial journey.”

Harvard Federal Credit Union offers an array of financial products and services designed to help members navigate life’s milestones, whether it’s purchasing a first home, saving for education or planning for retirement. Harvard FCU’s ethos revolves around member empowerment and financial literacy, with a portion of profits reinvested into community initiatives, financial education programs and charitable endeavors. For more information, please visit www.harvardfcu.org.

About Harvard Federal Credit Union

Since 1939, Harvard Federal Credit Union (Harvard FCU) has existed solely for the best interest of its members. Harvard FCU is Harvard University’s not-for-profit financial institution, serving students, faculty, alumni, staff, and Harvard University teaching hospitals and now the community beyond. As a not-for-profit cooperative, the Credit Union shares its success with our members and reinvests them into the community through financial wellness education, social responsibility, and charitable giving. Harvard FCU makes a powerful, positive impact on not only the finances but the lives of all those we serve. Learn more at www.harvardfcu.org.

About Mission Hill Main Streets

Starting at Tremont Street, from Roxbury Crossing to Brigham Circle and Huntington Avenue, from Longwood Avenue to South Huntington and Heath Street, Mission Hill Main Streets is a non-profit organization that works with local businesses, residents and community organizations to revitalize our local business district and strengthen our community. With the City of Boston and the National Main Street Center, we are part of a citywide and national movement to revitalize local businesses, shopping districts and community.

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