Chapter 1 in Pensacola, FL, is the winner of WoodmenLife’s first-ever Chapter of the Year award. The chapter’s dedication and support have set a new standard for community service, earning it this well-deserved recognition. Chapter 1...

Driving through bustling downtown Columbia, SC, during rush hour, member Katie Coker received a surreal call. It was from WoodmenLife President & CEO Denise M. McCauley. That was the moment she learned she had been named...

Mark Gabbie is inspiring long-lasting and positive change in the Harrisburg community. Gabbie embodies this mission. When the recent high school graduate isn’t studying or playing football, he’s supporting community projects as president of Chapter 1439 in...

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. Above, members with Chapter 254 in Charleston, WV, delivered book...

WoodmenLife, in partnership with the Omaha Parks Foundation, has donated more than 100 American flags for display in various Omaha, NE, parks. A ceremony took place on June 13 at Miguel Keith Park and Memorial. Among those...

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. Above, members and officers with Chapter 4 in Jonesboro, AR,...

In April, a string of devastating tornadoes tore through Nebraska, Iowa and other Great Plains states. The storms resulted in the loss of lives and the destruction of homes. Repairs and rebuilding will likely take years. WoodmenLife...

WoodmenLife is committed to helping in communities across the country. It’s a value that our associates embrace. Each year, WoodmenLife offers associates paid time off to volunteer in the community. Associates have the option to use...

By Gary Peterson, Senior Copywriter One look at the stats and you understand why it’s important to support heart health. According to the American Heart Association, on average: Someone in the U.S. dies of cardiovascular disease every...

The Maui wildfires recovery effort faces a long road. The 2023 fires were the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii history, killing more than 100 people and burning more than 17,000 acres. They displaced thousands — many...