How are you making your corner of the world better?

Mallorie Manosh September 21, 2017 3

An Open Letter to Society From a Teacher in Urban America

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How did teachers spend summer? Preparing for school

Mallorie Manosh September 12, 2017 4

Just like that, school is back in session. All across the country, you can hear shouts of glee from parents as they watch their children return to school. (more…)

Hurricanes Harvey & Irma: Hardship Distributions and Loans

Patrick Ray September 6, 2017 9

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have brought both windstorm and flood damage to hundreds of thousands of residents. For those who do not have federal flood insurance, their homeowner’s insurance most likely will not cover flood losses to their primary residence. But residents should know there may be another option for assistance: a hardship distribution or loan.

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Back to school supplies are costly for educators, too

Mallorie Manosh August 31, 2017 10

“The one factor we are most certain of is that teachers are overwhelmingly devoted to providing the most meaningful learning experiences for their students, to the extent that most of them endure deep personal sacrifices to make this happen.” (more…)

Heart Disease Is A Silent Killer For Women

Beth Rusnock July 31, 2017 5

Many people refer to the culture at National Life as one of family. The genuine caring and interest we have for one another is obvious, especially when a crisis situation arises. Recently my colleagues Terri Carlyle and her sister-in-law and fellow National Life employee Mona McCain shared their niece’s story with me, bringing attention to a silent killer. Here it is in their words. (more…)