At Royal Neighbors, we honor the past, strive for excellence in the present, and proactively build for the future. Explore our Digital Museum to see artifacts from our first chapter to today’s leadership.
We believe a good education can lay the foundation for a lifetime of financial independence, which is why we founded the Royal Neighbors Scholarship program in 1961.
One of the ways Royal Neighbors has recognized its loyal and hardworking members over the years is through the gift of member pins. And if you want to see an impressive collection, look no further than that of Connie Fox.
Rita Toalson’s perspective on how Royal Neighbors has changed over the years is close-up and personal. She compares the successful evolution of the organization to that of the magazine to which she dedicated so much time through the years.
Royal Neighbors has a rich history, steeped in tradition and ritual. We celebrate one employee who has been a part of that history for more than 50 years, Candy Reid.
When Royal Neighbors agent, Derrick Monson, Grand Prairie, Texas, met with Virginia Edmister of Fort Worth, Texas, the name Royal Neighbors brought back memories. Virginia’s grandmother was a charter member of Chapter 10501, Bear Creek, Missouri, and spent many years enjoying her membership.
Royal Neighbors has conscientiously nurtured a philanthropic legacy for nearly 125 years. It is part of who we are and why we have been successful in empowering women and their families to build better lives, stronger communities and a brighter tomorrow.
Royal Neighbors of America has adhered to its founding principles since 1895. Faith, Unselfishness, Courage, Endurance and Modesty, or the five Graces as they are historically known, have played an integral role in our history.