For more than 30 years, Friends of the Homeless in Kinston, NC, has provided shelter, resources, and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. This year, the organization was named the grand prize winner of WoodmenLife's...

September is National Preparedness Month, a time dedicated to helping people and communities prepare for emergencies before they happen. Started by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in 2004, the annual observance encourages Americans to take...

WoodmenLife chapters had another busy month! Our members showed their ongoing commitment to family, community, and country — and they had some fun at the same time. Did your chapter do a really cool project? We want...

Across the country, WoodmenLife chapters are making a difference in their communities. They look for a need and brainstorm how they can have the greatest impact. Recently, Chapter 2364 in Laredo, TX, helped fulfill a major need...

Riding a bike hundreds of miles might seem exhausting to some people. To Joel Young, it’s exciting. More than 10 years ago, the biking enthusiast decided to turn his hobby into a career. He started his own...

WoodmenLife chapters had another busy month! Our members showed their ongoing commitment to family, community, and country — and they had some fun at the same time. Did your chapter do a really cool project? We want...

A year of community outreach success earned Chapter 16 in Omaha, NE, WoodmenLife’s prestigious Chapter of the Year Award. The Chapter of the Year Award celebrates those who go above and beyond to create meaningful change, build...

Joe Branch was caught off guard when he found out he had been selected as WoodmenLife's 2026 Fraternalist of the Year. Branch, a member of Chapter 1 in Vicksburg, MS, is committed to serving his community through...

WoodmenLife is more than a life insurance company. We are committed to supporting our members and the communities where they live. To do that, we depend on the hard work of our chapters across the country. Recognizing...

On July 4, 2025, central Texas suffered devastating flooding along the Guadalupe River. It resulted in more than 130 deaths and dozens of homes and buildings destroyed. One of the greatest tragedies was at Camp Mystic, a...