WoodmenLife chapters were busy again! 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 to...
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...
WoodmenLife is committed to offering training to our Sales Representatives to help them grow and develop the skills they need to best serve our members. New Representatives are invited to Sure Start, a series of lessons...
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...
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...
Over the holiday season, WoodmenLife Chapter 2002 in Covington, GA, delivered cheer and fun to foster children, special needs children, and low-income families. On Dec. 5 at the Legion Field in Covington, more than 300 people arrived...
Sherry Waldrop, WoodmenLife’s 2025 Fraternalist of the Year, loves to help out in the community she’s lived in her entire life. It started in the 1970s, when her mother, Omie Lee Hutchinson, began her 20-year career as...
In the heart of Effingham County, GA, a food drive initiative has been changing lives and bringing the community together for the last seven years. WoodmenLife Chapter 1770, in partnership with Effingham County Schools, has been hosting...
In an emotional display of community spirit, members with WoodmenLife Chapter 6023 came together to support Jay's Hope Foundation in Macon, GA. Recently, they discovered that people had broken into the foundation office, stealing gift cards and...
In some ways, 18-year-old WoodmenLife member Leighanne Bryant of Dallas, GA, is your average teenager, excitedly talking about graduating high school and going to college. In other ways, though, the college freshman has set herself apart. That’s...