Holmes Murphy Fraternal Practice

Holmes Murphy Fraternal Practice Our Fraternal Practice was founded in 1991 to serve the needs of college student organizations and alumni/ae associations.

Holmes Murphy Fraternal Practice was founded in 1991 to serve the needs of college student organizations and alumni/ae associations. We are committed to improving the risk management programs and initiatives of our college based fraternity and sorority clients. In 2015, we became part of Holmes Murphy & Associates, a independent insurance broker with 12 offices in 10 states.. Holmes Murphy Fratern

al Practice serves the needs of college student organizations and alumnae/alumni associations by providing risk management and insurance programs. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, Holmes Murphy Fraternal Practice provides insurance and risk management programs to numerous college student and alumni organizations including:
• 60 North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) fraternities
• 6 National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sororities
• 8 National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) fraternities & sororities
• 10 National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO) fraternities & sororities
• Professional and co-educational fraternities
• Campus based programs and numerous local and smaller fraternal organizations


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What an incredible tribute! This truly showcases the impact of fraternal organizations in our communities.
06/25/2026

What an incredible tribute! This truly showcases the impact of fraternal organizations in our communities.

Michigan is now offering license plates featuring the logos of five historically Black fraternities and sororities.

How does emotional distress develop in men, and why does it often go undetected?This upcoming webinar with The Jed Found...
06/23/2026

How does emotional distress develop in men, and why does it often go undetected?

This upcoming webinar with The Jed Foundation - JED brings this important conversation to the forefront, offering insights on how to start meaningful discussions about men’s mental health.

It’s also a valuable resource for fraternal leaders looking to begin and support these conversations within their communities.

Boys don’t always show emotional distress in ways that adults recognize. It can look like anger, withdrawal, endless gaming sessions, or not wanting to talk right now. Sometimes that’s just adolescence. But sometimes it’s something more. Dr. Katie Hurley, JED’s Vice President of Community In...

A powerful example of fraternity and sorority impact in action!Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc recently partnered with t...
06/18/2026

A powerful example of fraternity and sorority impact in action!

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc recently partnered with the American Red Cross to raise awareness for sickle cell disease and encourage blood donations amid a national shortage.

Sickle cell affects approximately 100,000 people in the U.S., and increasing diverse blood donors is critical to supporting those in need. Initiatives like this highlight the important role our community plays in advancing health, service, and education.

The American Red Cross says it is experiencing a drastic decline in the number of blood donors.

06/16/2026

Did you know that 76% of property claim dollars are from fire damage? Summer break often comes with higher risks when it comes to fraternal housing including fires, water damage, and vandalism increase, but many losses are preventable.

A little preparation now can prevent costly damage later!

The Foundation for Fraternal Excellence recently shared findings from its Industry Survey highlighting the long-term val...
06/11/2026

The Foundation for Fraternal Excellence recently shared findings from its Industry Survey highlighting the long-term value of recurring giving programs, and the opportunity to turn short-term campaign momentum into sustained donor support.

From donor retention to long-term growth, the data reinforces the impact of consistent engagement and thoughtful donor experiences over time.

Turning Campaign Momentum into Sustained Support  As foundations wrap up days of giving campaigns this spring and ramp up for convention fundraising this summer, the 2025 FFE Industry Survey Insights Report highlights an important opportunity: converting short-term engagement into sustai...

The Center for Fraternal Excellence is hosting a session focused on key topics impacting today’s fraternity and sorority...
06/09/2026

The Center for Fraternal Excellence is hosting a session focused on key topics impacting today’s fraternity and sorority experience, with an emphasis on mental health and well-being.

If you’re a chapter leader, advisor, or campus partner, it’s a great opportunity to pick up insights and stay informed.

The State of Sorority Women's Mental Health Project aims to delineate the mental health landscape experienced by collegiate women, with a focus on sorority affiliation. Dr. Amanda Blakewood Pascale recently completed the second year of analysis using The Healthy Minds Study to compare data from NPC-...

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc recently celebrated the second cohort of its Sigma Justice Alliance Boot Camp, preparing m...
06/04/2026

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc recently celebrated the second cohort of its Sigma Justice Alliance Boot Camp, preparing members to lead in areas like public safety, advocacy, and community engagement.

We believe strong leadership and the right support systems go hand in hand. We’re proud to help fraternal organizations manage risk so they can focus on creating meaningful, lasting impact.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. celebrates the graduation of the 2nd Sigma Justice Alliance Boot Camp cohort, advancing community-centered leadership.

Check out this picture perfect moment of our team at the Fraternity Executives Annual Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky!Ou...
06/02/2026

Check out this picture perfect moment of our team at the Fraternity Executives Annual Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky!

Our team members spent time connecting with clients and engaging in meaningful discussions around the key issues shaping the fraternal community. We're honored to collaborate with these fantastic organizations and celebrate with them along the way.

We’re encouraged to see Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. partnering with The Jed Foundation - JED to strengthen mental he...
05/27/2026

We’re encouraged to see Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. partnering with The Jed Foundation - JED to strengthen mental health support for its members and the communities they serve. This collaboration focuses on building awareness, providing resources, and creating meaningful strategies to support emotional wellbeing and help prevent su***de among young adults.

Fraternities and sororities play an important role in shaping the college experience, and initiatives like this help ensure that experience is not only memorable, but also safe and supportive.

When we invest in people, we build stronger chapters, stronger campuses, and stronger communities.

Initiative offers expert support and guidance to promote young adult emotional health and prevent su***de.     [May 21, 2026, BALTIMORE, MD & NEW YORK]

What helps students thrive? More than self-care, it’s connection, belonging, and showing up for one another.Our Director...
05/26/2026

What helps students thrive? More than self-care, it’s connection, belonging, and showing up for one another.

Our Director of Educational Initiatives Lori Hart explores how prosocial love helps fraternities, sororities, and campus communities build psychological safety and belonging during Mental Health Awareness Month and beyond.

Discover how prosocial love supports mental health and builds stronger campus communities during Mental Health Awareness Month and beyond.

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