Signal Financial Federal Credit Union has announced its official partnerships with two athletic organizations for their upcoming 2025–2026 seasons, reinforcing its dedication to supporting the communities it serves. The credit union aims to foster community spirit and financial empowerment by partnering with the PG Braves, a semi- pro football team, and The Mecca Society, the official NIL collective for Howard University’s scholar athletes.

This initiative is part of Signal Financial’s ongoing efforts to empower its members to take ownership of their financial journeys. The PG Braves is a newly formed semi-pro football team in Prince George’s County that will have its inaugural season this fall. Signal Financial is the Platinum partner for the organization, and will have a presence at all home games, including door prizes, in-game activations, and more. Signal team members will be on-site to chat with attendees about the credit union. This partnership holds special importance to Signal due to its strong membership base in the county.

Signal Financial is also proud to partner with The Mecca Society and Howard University scholar athletes. During the 2025-2026 academic year, Signal Financial will have a presence at all Football, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, and Women’s Volleyball home games. In addition to in-game activations, Signal Financial will host four financial education workshops aimed at providing students, scholar athletes, and faculty with knowledge and tools to understand key topics such as budgeting, credit, and more.

“Signal Financial is thrilled to be partnering the PG Braves and The Mecca Society,” stated Signal Financial CEO, Kenyahda Cahoon, “Both organizations have strong missions that align so well with our credit union’s core values and strategic direction. In particular, being able to interact with our members within their local community and drive educational awareness with students and scholar athletes just starting to manage and understand their finances is so important. We look forward to showing our support and meeting both athletic organizations’ fans later this year.”