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We are committed to improving quality of life for people and their communities. We focus on benefiting our members throughout their entire lives and benefiting our communities through service. An enrichment program, focused on volunteerism and community service, the goal of our fraternal program is to encourage members and the public to volunteer and to provide opportunities to live life to the fullest. In addition to providing and promoting volunteer opportunities we also provide a variety of member benefits, information and resources for healthy living.

In response to the growing needs in our communities, we’re reaching out- to our members, to people in the community, and to other organizations and businesses- to spread the fraternal spirit and encourage everyone and every organization to take responsibility in their community and contribute to positive social change. We’re asking businesses to support their employees volunteering in the community. We’re asking other non-profit and volunteer organizations to partner with us, to share resources and increase our impact through volunteerism, and we’re asking members and individuals to get involved, in any way that they can. Learn how YOU can get involved and help us Make Lives Better.

 


Members of Rocky Mountain Camp 999 joined with students from Colorado School of Mines to work for the Habitat for Humanity Outlet Store for 2009 Join Hands Day.  Instead of going to a construction site the group was sent to a de-construction site. The mission:  tear down a flag stone wall.  The Habitat Outlet Store would receive at least $100 per pallet for the stone removed from the site.  This was a huge job but the volunteers tackled it with gusto.  Despite few tools, volunteers removed over four truckloads of stone netting Habitat over $2,000!

 Woodmen of the World
Assured Life Association

8000 E. Maplewood Ave. Suite 105
Greenwood Village, CO 80111-4727
1-800-777-9777
fraternal@denverwoodmen.com