Jerry Reaves, Modern Woodmen of America

09/14/2026

09/10/2026

Life insurance has been helping families protect their futures for more than 2,000 years. From Ancient Roman burial clubs to today's financial planning tools, the need for protection and peace of mind remains the same.

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Helping families after a breadwinner’s death was a key reason fraternal benefit societies were first formed in the mid-1800s – and why Joseph Cullen Root founded Modern Woodmen of America in 1883. But the concept of life insurance goes all the way back to 100 B.C.

09/03/2026

Myth: Modern Woodmen is just a life insurance company.

Fact: Modern Woodmen is a fraternal financial services organization. Membership includes opportunities to volunteer, connect with others, support local causes and access member programs.

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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.

08/20/2026

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.

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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!