Royal Neighbors of America will now offer beneficiaries Empathy – a comprehensive bereavement support solution
Through this collaboration, Royal Neighbors’ beneficiaries now have access to Empathy’s comprehensive bereavement support solution at no cost —offering peace of mind to members and care for their family members when they need it most. This strategic alliance underscores Royal Neighbors’ unwavering commitment to providing holistic Member Programs#1 designed to support their individual journeys and foster positive change within their lives and communities. It exemplifies the ethos of 'Insurance with a Difference℠,' delivering on their promise to offer meaningful opportunities that extend beyond traditional life insurance coverage.
With Empathy, each beneficiary receives a personalized Care Plan to address their family’s specific needs: everything from planning the funeral, claiming benefits, settling the estate, navigating probate, and more.
“To us, life insurance is more than providing financial security,” said Royal Neighbors CEO and President,
“By integrating Empathy's bereavement services into our Member Programs, we are taking a significant step towards addressing the logistical and emotional complexities that come with managing end-of-life affairs,” said Senior Director of Social Impact
About
In 1895, nine founding women created a membership community. They were one of the first to make life insurance accessible to women. Nearly 130 years later, Royal Neighbors remains committed to its mission of Insuring Lives, Supporting Women, and Serving Communities℠. The organization’s 265,000+ members, chapters, employees, and appointed agents across the country drive the mission through localized volunteerism and Philanthropy Programs making social impact the cornerstone of their work.
Royal Neighbors members experience Insurance with a Difference℠through their tailored life insurance and annuity products, opportunities to make an impact in their communities, and access to a variety of Member Programs including savings on prescriptions, health screenings, grief support, and more.
In 2020, Royal Neighbors was upgraded to “A Excellent” (3rd highest out of 13) by the
About Empathy
Empathy is an innovative technology company transforming the way the world deals with grief and the loss of a loved one. Backed by leading tech investors and the largest global insurance carriers, Empathy is at the forefront of the emerging compassionate economy, setting the new standard in family care and modern employment benefits. Founded in 2020 by
Empathy uses its award-winning app and Care Team to carefully assess needs and next steps and complements experiences through time-saving and tech-enabled tools to effectively provide personalized plans, automated workflows, and care resources, including an extensive library of articles, guides, and meditation tools, to support them through their grieving process. With accolades from Apple,
#1 Member programs are provided at the discretion of
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Zarifa Reynolds , CEO & President,Royal Neighbors of America -
Amy Jones , APR, Senior Director of Social Impact,Royal Neighbors of America

Marie Young Royal Neighbors of America 3097328280 marie.young@royalneighbors.org
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