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Wescom Financial's primary goal is to help its members build better lives in ways credit unions are uniquely positioned to deliver. That's why they look to another member-owned financial cooperative as a strategic partner.

One Arizona member director position and one California member director position are available on the Bank's Board of Directors

Bank partners with its members to fund affordable housing, homeownership and economic development grants

A former office building now serves a new purpose: providing affordable housing for seniors who need it most.

The Bank implemented a sub-class capital stock structure that provides the ability for members to declare a higher dividend rate on Activity-based stock versus Membership-based stock.

Santa Monica Vermont Apartments is redefining what mixed-use affordable housing can look like when it is intentionally connected to transit, support services, and community needs.

Grants of up to $200,000 available to community organizations across Arizona, California, and Nevada in partnership with member financial institutions

U.S. Rep. Dave Min joined FHLBank San Francisco, the Orange County Business Council and local stakeholders to discuss strategies to expand housing supply, improve affordability and address homelessness.

Bank’s board of directors declares quarterly cash dividends on the average Class B‑1 membership stock (4.75%) and Class B‑2 activity‑based stock (10.00%) outstanding during the quarter

FHLBank San Francisco is inviting nominations and applications for an open seat on our Advisory Council

Middle-Income Downpayment Assistance grant helps a teacher and community soccer coach into a home of his own.

Independent research demonstrates how FHLBank San Francisco, and the broader FHLBank System, strengthen the U.S. financial system and deliver meaningful, measurable benefits to local communities.

Roundtable focused on the urgent need to expand affordable housing options on California’s Central Coast, with particular emphasis on supporting veterans, seniors and workforce households

2026 WISH Program will provide up to $32,837 to help first-time homebuyers earning up to 80% area median income

An HVAC manufacturing worker saved diligently to lay the groundwork for homeownership. With the help of a WISH grant through TruWest Credit Union, he was able to purchase his first home.