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Offers insurance as well as fraternal and community service activities.
http://www.nfsd.com/
For those of Hungarian descent.
http://www.hrfa.org/
Financial benefits to members.
http://www.pnu.org/
Membershipt open to men and women of good character, ages 0 to 80.
http://www.wbfusa.com/
Financial benefits and Polish heritage.
http://www.pna-znp.org/
Not for profit fraternal life insurance company operating in Texas only.
http://www.texashermannsons.org/
North American society based in Boston, MA, founded on the principles of good citizenship. History, benefits, education, and membership and contact information.
http://www.royalarcanum.com/
Dedicated to promoting awareness and interest in Michigan's fraternal benefit system.
http://www.mifc.homestead.com/
A fraternal life insurance organization established in 1897.
http://www.equitablereserve.com/
Fraternal life insurance and investment society. Site describes the organization and its history, products and services, fraternal programs, and has a glossary.
http://www.denverwoodmen.com/
State chapter of this trade association for fraternal benefit societies. Activities, member groups, links, benefits.
http://www.pafraternal.org/
A life insurance, fraternal and benefit organization founded in 1894 and still active today.
http://www.gleanerlife.com/
Fraternal group offering life insurance and annuities, as well as community involvement.
http://www.royalneighbors.org/
Fraternal Benefit Society. Also promotes Coratian heritage and sports programs.
http://www.croatianfraternalunion.org/
Fraternal benefit society. Also promotes Czech, Slovak and Moravian culture and heritage.
http://www.csafraternallife.org/
Fraternal benefit society. Also promotes Czech heritage.
http://www.wflains.com/
Fraternal benefit society tailored to the needs of teachers in Ontario, Canada.
http://www.teacherslife.com/
Humane Studies Review.
http://mason.gmu.edu/~ihs/s92essay.html
Not-for-profit fraternal benefit society providing financial security for Catholics.
http://www.cfli.org/
Originally the "Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association", this group provides financial services to Luso (Portuguese) American communities.
http://www.luso-american.org/
Operating in 11 states to provide financial benefits to members.
http://www.nmblife.com/
Offers life insurance protection, annuities, scholarships, and social programs to families of Slav descent.
http://www.fcsla.com/
Providing life insurance and financial security to members. Based in Denver, Colorado.
http://www.wsalife.com/
By state or name; results in pdf format.
http://www.joinhandsday.org/scri...ts_resources_fraternalsearch.cfm
Providing financial benefits for members.
http://www.catholicworkman.org/
Financial benefits for members.
http://www.catholicknights.com/
Offers life insurance, mutual funds, and annuities to Lutherans and Anglicans in Canada.
http://www.lutheranlife.ca/
Fraternal benefit society providing financial services, products and fraternal benefits to members in Canada and the USA. Also volunteer support and fundraising for communities.
http://www.foresters.biz/
Financial benefits for those of Ukrainian descent.
http://ufa_home.tripod.com/
Financial benefits for Catholics.
http://www.catholicaid.com/
Financial and fraternal benefits for those of Polish descent.
http://www.polishfalcons.org/
Financial benefits and Polish culture.
http://www.polishunion.com/
Financial benefits and Polish heritage.
http://www.angelfire.com/nj/asop/
Fraternal benefits.
http://www.rocmas.org/
Provides insurance protection and fraternal benefits for current and prospective members, made up of women and their families.
http://www.womanslifeins.com/
By Catholics, for members.
http://www.catholiclifeinsurance.com/
Russian Brotherhood Organization of the United States of America.
http://www.rbo.org/Index.htm
Portuguese Union of the State of California (UPEC).
http://www.upec.org/
Financial benefits and cultural promotion.
http://atsaxons.com/
Article from The Freeman on the history of benefit societies in the USA.
http://www.libertyhaven.com/poli...lsecurity/benefitsocieties.shtml
Founded by Portugese immagrants in California.
http://www.seslife.org/
Also known as the St. George Society of Fianona.
http://www.istrianet.org/istria/organizations/usa/st_george/
A Catholic fraternal financial benefit society.
http://www.unionofpoles.com/
Based in Pittsburgh, PA, and founded in 1886. Offers life insurance and annuities to members.
http://www.williampennassociation.org/
A church-related organization which helps Anabaptists practice Christian stewardship. Products include fraternal benefits, annuities, health, life, group life, and long term care insurance.
http://www.mma-online.org/
Franco-American society offering term and whole life, travel, serenity, and pre-need insurance in Canada and the USA. Site includes information about both the society itself and its insurance offerings. [French, English]
http://www.aca-assurance.com/
For Texas Catholics, a non-Catholic spouse, or a child of KJT member. Offers life insurance, annuities, and long term care. KJT is Czech for Katolicka Jednota Texaska.
http://www.kjtnet.org/
An open society, operated not for profit, provides whole life and term insurance. Site describes society, its products and services, and offers a FAQ and glossary.
http://www.afu-life.com/
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, USA. In addition to offering life insurance and annuities to members in several northeastern and midwestern states, it sponsors athletic events and provides scholarships.
http://www.slovakcatholicsokol.org/
A fraternal life insurance society headquartered in Illinois. Serves several states in central USA.
http://www.wculife.com/
Fraternal order insurance carrier located in Pittsburgh, PA
http://www.gbu.org/index.html
US organization which offers members various insurance products and other benefits.
http://www.uct.org
Provider of financial services to those employed in the transportation industry.
http://www.utuia.org/
Financial benefit organization.
http://www.lrfa.org/