National Grange

📰 The April 24 issue of Grange Today! is now ready to read.
This issue includes an article about keeping the #GrangeMonth spirit and enthusiasm rolling through the year, an op-ed about rural hospitals by National President Chris Hamp, ways for Grange members to get involved in research, and more!

Read and download the issue here: https://issuu.com/grangegoodday/docs/grange_today_v3_i8_-_april_24_2026

#GrangeStrong #GrangeMonth26

Has your Grange created or participated in a program that connects to Project Sustenance? These events and programs have directly impacted food insecurity, self-sufficiency, and community resilience across the country since Project Sustenance's launch in 2025.

Learn more about this initiative at http://www.nationalgrange.org/projectsustenance.

Don't forget to submit it so we can continue building our resource library.
Visit https://grange.biz/pjsubmission to tell us about YOUR Project.

#ProjectSustenance #GrangeStrong

🌎 Happy Earth Day! 🌏

Taking care of the Earth isn’t just something we talk about; it’s something we do every day to preserve the only planet we have.

In Granges across the country, it could look like tending gardens, conserving resources, supporting local agriculture, and making choices that protect the land for the future. Stewardship is about responsibility and using what we have wisely so we can leave things better than we found them.

Through Project Sustenance, we continue that work by promoting self-sustainability, strengthening local food systems, and encouraging care for the world around us.

Earth Day is a reminder of the role we all play, and a chance to keep that work moving forward.

#GrangeStrong #EarthDay

Every Tuesday this month, we are bringing you a Grange "Pro-Tip" to help local Granges promote the Grange.

This week's Pro-Tip:
🔹 The Grange is more than just agriculture - it’s about building stronger communities. 🔹

While our roots are in farming and agriculture, the modern Grange supports rural and small-town communities through service projects, advocacy, youth development, and local engagement.

From food drives to community events, scholarship programs to legislative advocacy, Granges across the country are making a difference every day.

Being part of the Grange means being part of something bigger than yourself—right in your own hometown.

Consider learning more about this through programs like Project Sustenance (nationalgrange.org/projectsustenance) and the Rural Life Initiative (nationalgrange.org/rural-life-initiative).

#GrangeStrong

Grange Month #GroundUpMonday

Growing From the Ground Up means supporting agriculture and rural communities.

Since 1867, the Grange has worked to advocate for farmers, strengthen rural communities, and promote agriculture. Today, that mission continues through education, advocacy, and community engagement.

How is your Grange helping to support agriculture or raise awareness about rural life in your community this month?

Share your activities, events, or ideas using #GroundUpMonday and #GrangeStrong so we can highlight the many ways Grangers continue to make a difference.