Benefits of Membership

The Fraternal Order of Eagles was founded in 1898 on a premise of proud, caring, people helping people that understand that the needs of the many will always outweigh the needs of the few.

Our members are truly a family of brothers and sisters that work hard to better our communities and world. In times of joy and in times of sorrow your Eagle family is always there for you. Whether our time is spent at a meeting, enjoying a social room or washing dishes after a successful charity dinner, Eagle members carry a sense of pride knowing that their time is well spent.

By joining this 1.1 million member organization members benefit in a number of ways such as:

• Friendship with like-minded citizens who work for the good of our organization and their community.
• Family Benefits The Eagles' Memorial Foundation provides medical and educational benefits to children of members who lose their lives while serving their country or at work. As an Eagle, you and your family are automatically protected by this unprecedented safety net.
• Perscription Health - is a discounted mail-order prescription drug program for low-income families.
• The F.O.E. platinum Visa Card offers no annual fee and an introductory 1.9 percent APR for the first six months. A portion of every purchase also supports the goals of the F.O.E.!
• Junior Order of Eagles (J.O.E.) - help shape the leaders of tomorrow
• Eagle Village is a retirement community in Bradenton, Florida, that offers one bedroom, centrally heated and air conditioned apartments for a modern, comfortable and secure retirement living.
• Discounted Magazines are available as a fundraising opportunity for the Eagle charities when magazines are purchased at the special Eagle rate at www.foemags.com.
• NASCAR Participation is available for any member when their local Aerie purchases two garage and pit passes for $200 to any race.

One of our most important member benefits is the pride we as an organization have in supporting our communities and bettering the lives of those less fortunate.