We’re celebrating chapters and members who embody our “neighbor-helping-neighbor” philosophy.
When the city of Riverbank, California was incorporated in 1928, there wasn’t much available in the way of local services. That is, except for Royal Neighbors, which had been chartered there three years earlier, in 1925.
Since its inception in 1961, the Royal Neighbors Scholarship Program has awarded more than $5 million to its members to assist with the costs of continuing education.
Nation of NeighborsSM grant winner Regina Haddock, Executive Director of Dress for Success Quad Cities, reminisces about her journey from founding a local affiliate to successfully serving over 1,800 women in her community – and the partner who was by her side through it all.
Scholarship recipient Jonathan Ball shares how Royal Neighbors supports and encourages him to reach new heights in education and serving his community.
Fun was the order of the day when three small-but-mighty Royal Neighbors chapters in southern Wisconsin joined forces to provide totes full of personal care products and school supplies to women’s shelters, schools, and elderly residents in their area.
Port Deposit is a town in Cecil County, Maryland, United States. It is also the home to Chapter 20168 members who make a difference in their local community.
So many of you have a vision for your community and the energy to see it through – you just need the funds to get started. Our Difference Maker Fund makes it easier to bring those ideas to life.
Olivia Smithberger found a way to better the world at the Help and Emergency Response, Inc. shelter for domestic abuse survivors. Now, part of her “day job” is to help teach women to bake and sell cupcakes.
If you have a passion for giving back and a cause that resonates with you, the Royal Neighbors Difference Maker Fund can help support your vision for a better community.