We’re celebrating chapters and members who embody our “neighbor-helping-neighbor” philosophy.
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.
Gleaning and harvesting organization, Food is Free Albuquerque, shifts gears to provide produce during pandemic.
Little Town Gardens, located in Gibbon, Nebraska, serves as a special blessing for vulnerable cancer patients on special diets.
Royal Neighbors is celebrating 125 years of insuring members and serving communities! We’re proud to see the neighbor-helping-neighbor legacy of our founders alive and thriving in the work of today’s chapters and members.
Stitching for Comfort brings hope and comfort to many in and around Aurora, Illinois through their sewing and crochet projects. And their partnerships with local organizations bring smiles to faces young and old alike.
Anthoney and Keegan Brown, brothers from Woodhull, Illinois, and Royal Neighbors scholarship recipients, have continued to be involved in their hometown community and on their college campuses.