General Mills Strong Since 1935
Our Story
One flour mill. One big idea. Nearly 90 years later, we're still here for the entire General Mills community.

It Started in the Mill
In 1935, Gold Medal Flour Mill workers decided they deserved better than what traditional banks were offering. They pooled their resources and created a credit union that actually understood their needs.
What began as neighbors helping neighbors has grown into a financial home for thousands of General Mills families nationwide.
Your Credit Union Through the Years
1935: The Beginning
Founded as Gold Medal Credit Union for Gold Medal Flour Mill employees.
1970s: Growing
Expanded to all General Mills employees and families.
1992: Going Federal
Became General Mills Federal Credit Union (GMFCU).
2002: Pillsbury Merger
Joined with Pillar FCU after General Mills acquired Pillsbury.
2014: Mill City
Returned to state charter. Opened to five Minnesota counties.
2019: Joining Forces
Became Mill City, a division of City & County Credit Union.

People Over Profit Since Day One
As a not-for-profit cooperative, every dollar we earn goes back to you. Higher savings rates. Lower loan rates. Better financial tools.
That's the credit union difference. That's what makes Mill City different.
We're not here to make shareholders rich. We're here to help General Mills families thrive.

Ready To Join the Mill City Family?
For nearly 90 years, we've helped General Mills families build stronger financial futures. Start yours today.