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Credit Union Issues Commemorative Selma Debit Card

The $1.1B MAX Credit Union in Montgomery, Ala., honors the historic civil rights march.

By David Morrison | Updated on March 02, 2015
MAX officials present Montgomery’s Mayor Todd Strange with commissioned artwork commemorating 50th anniversary of the Selma Marches. Artwork by John Hodges will adorn a new MAX debit card. Pictured from left to right are MAX AVP of Customer Experience Elton Brooks, Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, MAX President/CEO Greg McClellan and MAX SVP of Marketing DG Markwell.

The $1.1 billion MAX Credit Union has created a debit card that recalls the 1965 march civil rights march from Selma, Ala., to the state capital in Montgomery.

The 103,000-member cooperative is headquartered in Montgomery and issued the card during the community’s 50-year celebration of the march. The MAX Selma to Montgomery March Commemorative Debit Card is now available at MAX branches in central and east Alabama.

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