Sara Karweick, Modern Woodmen of America

08/27/2026

Determination. Service. Community.

That's what comes to mind when we think of a pioneer.

What does "pioneer" mean to you? Share your answer below.

08/26/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your life insurance coverage? Let's talk.

08/24/2026

If your child is entering high school, college may seem like a long way off. But now’s the time to prepare for future scholarship eligibility. Give me a call to learn more about Modern Woodmen’s scholarship competition for high school seniors.

modernwoodmen.org/scholarships-HS

Graduating high school seniors can compete for up to $10,000 to offset future education costs.

08/24/2026

08/21/2026

See how Modern Woodmen's different: https://www.modernwoodmen.org/my-membership/member-benefits/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=104824&utm_campaign=3300416

08/20/2026

Did you know?

In 1909, Modern Woodmen opened a tuberculosis sanatorium that served more than 12,000 members. Years later, we provided support to families affected by the polio epidemic.

Helping members through uncertain times has been part of who we are for generations.

Learn more: https://www.modernwoodmen.org/about-us/financial-strength/persevering-through-uncertain-times/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=104824&utm_campaign=3300221

08/19/2026

Back-to-school budgeting changes with every grade.
· Elementary: Shop sales and reuse supplies when you can.
· Middle school: Plan for sports, clubs and extracurricular costs.
· High school: Budget for activities, technology and driving expenses.
· College: Track spending on books, housing, food and transportation.

What's your best back-to-school money-saving tip? Share below!

08/18/2026

Did you know? Modern Woodmen members can receive financial help to continue their education later in life. This includes undergrad, graduate and trade/technical school programs.

Reach out to learn more about Modern Woodmen's scholarship competition for members ages 21 and up.

08/15/2026

Getting ready for college? Setting up your dorm doesn't have to drain your budget.

Try these thrifty dorm-room tips:
1. Coordinate with your roommate to avoid buying duplicates.
2. Check thrift stores, garage sales and community marketplace groups for essentials.
3. Bring only what you know you'll use.
4. Look for student discounts on school supplies and décor.
5. Focus on needs first, then add personal touches over time.

What's the best money-saving dorm hack you've discovered? Share in the comments!