We’re celebrating chapters and members who embody our “neighbor-helping-neighbor” philosophy.
Joyce Kyles started Walking Into A New Life back in 2010 when, following her transition out of an abusive marriage, she became aware of the gaps in support available for women looking for a fresh start.
Nancy’s Mwirotsi founded Pursuit of Innovation 515 (Pi515) to help create an inclusive culture wherein students can learn both STEM and the employment skills needed to launch them into new planes of achievement.
Robin Walker, a retired IT executive from Proctor and Gamble, has channeled her love for math into inspiring young women to consider computer careers.
Delfina Vazquez formed Selma Community Outreach Ministries (Selma C.O.M.) to start giving folks in need more than just a hand-out; she gives them a hand up.
Please join us in our 125 Random Acts of Kindness campaign! During each of the months of October, November, and December we are encouraging our members to do one purposeful, kind thing for someone else.
Following her own loss, Brittany Day dedicated herself to educating other mothers about healthy pregnancy outcomes and the prevention of fetal death.
Far too often, women are faced with the challenge that the world expects them to shrink in order to fit in. The Beautifull Project encourages them to take up space instead.
Members of Chapter 1391, Sauk City, Wisconsin, are impacting young lives in their community by providing school supplies and backpacks to children in need.
Since its start in 1961, the Royal Neighbors Scholarship Program has awarded more than $5 million to Beneficial Members to assist with the costs of continuing education.