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, Chapter 49 in Lexington, TN, donated a flag to Bargerton Elementary School to replace its old one, which was becoming faded and worn. Pictured are WoodmenLife member Kiera Williams, Representative Stacy Blankenship, PTO President Molly Franklin, and Principal Shannon Taylor.
Chapter 1456 in New Albany, MS, treated the students at New Haven Center for Special Needs Adults to an end-of-the-school-year meal at a local restaurant.
Chapter 31 in Rayne, LA, presented an American flag to the Branch Volunteer Fire Department for its National Day of Prayer ceremony. WoodmenLife has presented more than 3.5 million flags to nonprofit organizations, schools and communities nationwide.
Chapter 558 in Durant, OK, presented a flag to the Three Valley Museum, a nonprofit museum that houses a collection of artifacts from Bryan County. Pictured are Recruiting Sales Manager Stephen Priest, Representative Hudson Toews, museum Director Nancy Ferris, Community Outreach Advisor Billie Floyd, and Regional Director TJ Sherer.
On behalf of Chapter 165 in Houston, MS, Representative Justin Price presented American History Awards to two outstanding students at Okolona High School: Tymera Parks and James Buchanan.
Chapter 20 in Fairmont, WV, cooked hamburgers and hot dogs for the Grant Town Volunteer Fire Department picnic. Pictured are WoodmenLife members Clark and Jennifer Robinson and Representative Scott Crouch.
On behalf of Chapter 179 in Jackson, TN, WoodmenLife associates presented eighth-grader Lydia Wages with an American History Award at West Bemis Middle School. Pictured are Community Outreach Advisor Scott Murray, Leah Wages, Lydia Wages, Mike Wages, and Regional Director Brad Lowe.
Chapter 203 in Altavista, VA, served bagels and coffee to the staff at Altavista Elementary School during Teacher Appreciation Week.
On behalf of Chapter 115 in Mayfield, KY, Representative Casey Morehead presented a new American flag to Fancy Farm Elementary School Resource Officer Ronnie Harvell.
On behalf of Chapter 102 in Louisville, MS, the Mississippi North Sales Team treated Nanih Waiya Attendance Center staff to doughnuts during National Teacher Appreciation Week. Pictured are Administrative Assistant Paige Hodge, Representative Brad Hodge and Principal Suzanne Cain.
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