You qualify for the membership at Community Focus if you live work, worship, attend school in one of the following communities:

• Allen Park
• Brownstown Township
• Ecorse
• Flat Rock
• Gibraltar
• Grosse Ile
• Huron Township
• Lincoln Park
• Melvindale
• River Rouge
• Riverview
• Rockwood
• Romulus
• Southgate
• Taylor
• Trenton
• Woodhaven
• Wyandotte

Immediate family members of a Community Focus member qualify for the membership:

• Parents
• Spouses
• Siblings
• Children
• Grandparents
• Grandchildren
• Stepparents
• Stepchildren
• Stepbrothers
• Stepsisters
• Adopted Children of Members

If you are make an appointment to open your account at the branch, all you need is a state issued photo ID with your current address, Social Security Number, $5 minimum deposit and a 25¢ membership fee. 

There is one time membership fee of ¢25. This membership fee allows you to be a Community Focus full-fledged member with voting privileges. 

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