More Than Insurance

Life Insurance Can Be About More Than a Death Benefit

Certain not-for-profit fraternal beneficiary organizations operate under Section 501(c)(8) of the Internal Revenue Code and may provide qualifying members with access to additional programs and resources.

What May Be Available

Resources Qualifying Members May Be Able to Access

Not every life insurance company operates this way, and participation is never automatic. Availability, eligibility, and program rules vary.

Community Grants

Several grants are available each year, giving members hundreds and up to thousands of dollars to serve their community.

Eligibility, timing, and award decisions are set by the program.

Scholarships

Over 400 scholarships are available every year, for members only.

Eligibility requirements and application windows vary by program.

Free Legal Documents

Will, trust, power of attorney, and healthcare directives. No attorney necessary.

Provided as a member resource. Jerrita McClain does not provide legal advice.

Orphaned Child Support Program

Monthly payments of up to $900 per child may help provide for your children if both you and your spouse pass away, plus up to $6,000 for college for 4 years.

Subject to program rules and eligibility.

Tuition Reimbursement

Members can receive up to $1,000 in tuition reimbursement.

Subject to program rules and eligibility.

Member Discounts

Access to over 2,000 member discounts.

Available offers may change over time.

Community and Member Programs

Fraternal organizations are built around members supporting one another and their communities. Additional member programs and community activities may be offered from time to time.

Programs offered, where they are offered, and who may participate are determined by the organization.

How Qualification Works

Three Simple Steps

  1. Tell Us About Your Needs

    Start with a simple conversation about your family and protection goals.

  2. Explore Available Options

    Review life insurance and membership options that may apply.

  3. Understand Your Resources

    Learn which available resources may apply to your family.

Program availability, eligibility, benefits, and terms may vary and are subject to the rules and requirements of the applicable organization or program.

See If Your Family Qualifies

A short conversation is the easiest way to find out what may apply to you.

Free consultation. No obligation.