Royal Neighbors of America achieves record growth
Rock Island, Ill. (June 23, 2026) — Royal Neighbors of America today announced its 2025 social good impact results, reflecting a year of significant business growth and record-breaking community impact.
Over the past two years, the organization increased annual premium by nearly 30% and expanded its membership to nearly 300,000, strengthening its ability to advance its mission of Insuring Lives, Supporting Women, and Serving Communities.
In 2025, that growth helped deliver a record $52.8 million in social good impact to members and communities across the country, reflecting Royal Neighbors' 131-year legacy and commitment to Insurance with a Difference℠.
“Our strong growth and extraordinary social good impact results demonstrate that purpose and performance can grow together,” said Zarifa Reynolds, CEO and President of Royal Neighbors of America. “While our strong business performance and financial strength position us for continued growth, our success is ultimately measured by the positive difference we make in the lives of our members, their beneficiaries, and their communities.”
In 2025, Royal Neighbors’ volunteerism remained a cornerstone of the organization’s mission, with 270 chapters actively participating in grassroots efforts and delivering more than 651,233 volunteer hours to communities across the United States. These efforts reflect the power of Royal Neighbors’ longstanding commitment to local impact.
Royal Neighbors also continued to invest in the next generation. In 2025, the organization awarded scholarships to more than 40 student members pursuing higher education and provided $100,000 in women’s empowerment grants through its Nation of Neighbors℠ program, supporting leaders and organizations creating lasting change in their communities.
Royal Neighbors' commitment to social impact and excellence has recently earned national recognition. The organization was named one of the World's Best Insurance Companies by Forbes and Statista, while its Social Impact team was recognized as a finalist for the Blackbaud Fueling Greatness Award for its measurable community impact. Royal Neighbors' Marketing and Communications team also received honors from the Telly Awards and Ragan Communications, further validating the organization's excellence in strategic communications and brand storytelling.
“Growth allows us to reach more families, invest more deeply in our communities, and expand the programs that make Royal Neighbors different from other life insurers,” said Reynolds.


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