Self-Help Credit Union
Steve Zuckerman is a co-founder and co-chair of Stroke Onward, a nonprofit organization established to provide resources for stroke survivors and their supporters, reflecting the needs identified during their wife Debra Meyerson's recovery following their stroke in 2010. Previously, Zuckerman served as an executive staff team member at Self-Help Credit Union since 2006, where Steve began to transition into a senior advisory role in 2020 to accommodate their commitment to Stroke Onward. Zuckerman co-founded Self-Help Federal Credit Union in 2008 to deliver vital financial services to low-income communities during the economic downturn. Steve's earlier career includes managing director roles at McCown De Leeuw & Co. and initial employment at Bain & Company, along with an impactful contribution to establishing Self-Help's California operations. Zuckerman holds an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a BA in Economics and Math from Yale University.
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Welcome to Self-Help! Follow us on Linkedin for regular updates about our research and policy development work and our fair lending practices and products for homes, businesses and nonprofits, green initiatives and community real estate development. Also, check out our SERVICES TAB to learn more about our integrated approach to community development. Want to learn more? Self-Help is a family of nonprofit organizations whose mission is to create and protect ownership and economic opportunity for all. Since Self-Help's founding in 1980, it has grown to include two credit unions, a loan fund, and a research and policy development group that supports those outside of the economic mainstream. Specifically, we: * Help borrowers build wealth by providing fair and responsible mortgages and small business loans in North Carolina, California and other parts of the nation. * Strengthen under-served communities by financing affordable housing, childcare centers, public charter schools, faith-based organizations, and community-focused commercial real estate projects. * Research and report on financial markets to support policies and industry practices that lower the cost of poverty and promote ownership.