Chris Seistrup, executive vice president of Royal Neighbors, presented Lena Council a $10,000 check from Royal Neighbors of America’s Nation of Neighbors Program. Council will use the funds to expand her entrepreneurial program – Dreamer’s Entrepreneurial Club.
Chris Seistrup, executive vice president of Royal Neighbors, at center, presented Arlene Malone, at right, a $10,000 check from Royal Neighbors of America’s Nation of Neighbors Program. She was nominated by Royal Neighbors of America Agent Sheila Campbell, at left. Malone will use the funds to expand her R-E-A-D group (Rejuvenating Excellence & Accomplishing Dreams) a program designed to help girls 13-17 years of age prepare for college.
(Rock Island, IL) – Several generations of females made a hand-made connection through quilting thanks to a grant by Royal Neighbors of America, one of the largest women-led life insurers in the U.S.
(Rock Island, IL) -- From busting a move in Milwaukee to preparing young women in Chesapeake to becoming college-educated leaders in their communities, Royal Neighbors of America, one of the largest women-led life insurers in the U.S., is making dreams come true through its Nation of Neighbors Program.
Matt Mendenhall, philanthropy director for Royal Neighbors of America presented Liz Pitcher a Nation of Neighbors check for $10,000 to help her increase her efforts to provide outreach programs to rescue women and girls being trafficked through street prostitution in the Indianapolis area and provide them support services that can help them lead happy, healthy lives.
(Rock Island, IL) -- Cynthia Tidwell, president/CEO of Royal Neighbors, at left, presents Amanda Olson with a Nation of Neighbors check for $10,000 to complete her Mad Roots Urban Aquaponics farm, a system for growing and harvesting food that is done without soil and fertilizer.
