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GBU Life members and employees recently volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House Chicago, helping with food prep and serving lunch for families.

It’s National Annuity Awareness Month. Now is a great time to explore how an annuity can help you build a more secure financial future. Learn more at gbu.org/annuities.

Here’s to you, dads!

📢 Hey, GBU Life members! Time is running out. Remember to submit your GBU Foundation scholarship and grant applications by June 30, 2026!

Apply at gbufoundation.awardspring.com.

Wondering what the GBU Life Student Leaders program is all about?

Through the program, these ambassadors have led service projects in their communities and partnered with organizations like the American Red Cross. From packing hygiene kits and meals to hosting blood drives, they're making a real difference. ✨

If you’re ready for something meaningful, this is your chance. Learn more or apply today by visiting inside.gbu.org/student-leaders.

Flag Day has been a long-standing tradition at GBU Life, with our Home Office holding annual ceremonies since the 1970s. Take a look back at our more than 50 years of Flag Day at GBU Life.

A special thank you to Brentwood VFW Post 1810 for being such an important part of this ceremony through the years.

Tune in when we go live on Facebook for GBU Life's Flag Day ceremony led by Brentwood VFW Post 1810 at 10:00 AM on Monday, June 15, 2025.

Thinking about the future? It doesn’t have to be complicated.

With LawAssure, GBU Life insured members can create essential legal documents (like a will or power of attorney) without ever leaving home. It’s simple, secure, and designed to help you feel confident about what’s ahead.

Explore this member benefit and get started today at inside.gbu.org/law-assure.

Life changes, and your will should, too. Reviewing it every 3–5 years (and after major life events) helps ensure your plan still reflects your wishes.

Looking for guidance? Here are a few tips to help along the way.

Life Changes. Your Will Should, Too. You created your will. You made thoughtful decisions. You finalized the details and felt that sense of accomplishment. But what happens next? Your will isn’t something you create once and forget. It’s a living document that should grow and change with you. Keeping your will up to date is an esse...