Grange Today! 1-9-2026

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • A New Year’s Resolution for your Grange
  • Growing Skills, Growing Futures
  • Grange Heirloom for January
  • National Grange welcomes back Youth Director
  • Pet Food Drive: A Share Your Project’s Story Submission
  • Have You Been Affected by Affordable Care Act Changes? We Want to Hear From You
  • Make Project Sustenance part of your Grange’s 2026 Resolutions
  • Support the Grange Foundation through the Common Routes Challenge
  • Granwest: Modernizing for Western Communities
  • Recipes from the Heartland
  • Advocacy Alert: Pass the Medicare Multi-Cancer Early Detection screening Coverage Act
  • Digital Therapeutics Offer Hope to Rural Residents
  • Member Benefit: MemberDeals
  • Grange Store: Grange Jewelry

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Grange Today! 12-12-2025

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • A Year of Momentum: The National Grange’s 2025 Year-in-Review
  • “What does the Grange mean to you?”
  • Rural Life Initiative: A Year of Impact
  • Save the Date: Strategies to Strengthen Our Communities webinar series“
  • Support the Grange Foundation through the Common Routes Challenge
  • Grange Heirloom for December
  • Hamp Watch: Catching up with the National Grange President
  • Recipes from the Heartland
  • Watch Out for Fraud While Holiday Shopping
  • Member Benefit: Choice Hotels
  • Grange Store: #GrangeStrong Socks

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Grange Today! 11-28-2025

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • National Grange President calls for action to strengthen rural America
  • National Grange holds elections
  • A Call to Act: President charts a future of connection, courage, and growth
  • “What does the Grange mean to you?”
  • Support the Grange Foundation through the Common Routes Challenge
  • As Temperatures Drop, Respiratory Risks Rise
  • View from the Hill
  • Free Webinar on Alcohol Use Disorder among Women in Rural America
  • We need Red, White, and YOU!
  • Keeping America Fed: Why Farm Labor Reform Can’t Wait
  • Grange honors and celebrates
  • Grange Foundation elects advisory board members
  • Juniors and Youth Learn at Sea
  • Recipes from the Heartland
  • Health Care Premium Tax Credits: What’s at stake for rural America?
  • 3 Ways You Can Help Tackle Hunger and Strengthen Communities This Holiday Season
  • Member Benefit: MemberDeals
  • Grange Store: Stocking Stuffers

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Grange Today! 10-24-2025

The Newsletter of the National Grange

Articles in this edition include:

  • National Grange President to Join National Panel on Rural Women’s Health
  •  Prepare to celebrate National Rural Health Day
  •  Save the Date: National Grange Honors Night
  •  National Ag in the Classroom Grants and Scholarships Cycle Open
  •  Grange Member Benefit: SingleCare / GoodRx
  •  View from the Hill
  •  Home Fire Prevention Tips
  •  We need Red, White, and YOU!
  •  Recipes from the Heartland
  •  Grange Store: #GrangeStrong Socks & 60-year membership pin 

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Quick Tip–Life Skills Series

Cool Idea

How about conducting a “Life Skills Class?” The class could focus on what it takes to properly and easily balance a checkbook, write checks and reconcile any errors found. These are skills that sound simple to some, but not everyone knows how to do them.

This could actually be a series of classes including writing a resume/cover letter, practice interviews, container gardening, budgeting, simple mending, cooking, car care, de-cluttering, and household repairs.

Consider what skills you and your fellow Grangers could use some help with and start a life skills class of your own! Brushing up on life skills like these can really simplify your life and the lives of your fellow Grangers.

Grange Heirloom Program Kicks Off

Resources for Granges

produced by the
Maine State Grange Communications Department

Warning! This is a long video! You may decide to watch it in stages or steps but you will definitely want to watch it. This is a truly amazing program that will end up spanning a five-year period and it’s been over 150 years in the making.

Important additional resources for you:

Check out:

  • More Resources for Granges — Program Information and Inspiration
  • Program Books and Information –Information arranged by committee and topic.