Author: Marie Young

Ann McGlynn, founder of Tapestry Farms, Davenport, Iowa, empowers refugee individuals and families to thrive in their community through comprehensive, caring support.

Having some money saved is always a great idea. It can be there to smooth out any unforeseen financial bumps that come up in your life, like when a pandemic turns the world upside down.

Located across the country, our chapters are changing communities through their volunteer and philanthropic work in their local neighborhood.

Giving back boosts a community, but it also benefits you. Your generosity can make you feel happier, healthier, and more connected every time you give.

Although Nation of Neighbors has evolved and grown through the years, the premise of the program has stayed the same; it’s about empowering women.

Chapters and members across the nation came together, both in-person and virtually, to celebrate our neighbor-helping-neighbor legacy and to honor years of service and commitment to others.

As a member of the Royal Neighbors team for almost 13 years, Berta DePorter, Senior Paralegal, was recognized for always going above and beyond her role to deliver results.

Scholarship recipient, Allison Cashman, shares how Royal Neighbors has helped her feel like an empowered leader and a strong woman.

What better way to kick off the new year than by treating your family to a delicious brunch?