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The National Grange presents the 2022 Champions of Rural America Award
A reception hosted by Grange Advocacy, National Grange President Betsy Huber presented U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse (WA-4), Sarah Wyant (founder, Agri-Pulse Communications), and Nona Bear (patient rights and healthcare reform advocate) with their awards. Senator Joe Manchin (WV) was unable to attend the reception, but will receive his award at a later date. “Our recipients … Continue reading “The National Grange presents the 2022 Champions of Rural America Award”
Rural Champion lauded for $9B proposed investment in rural broadband
WASHINGTON D.C. – The announcement of a planned $9 billion investment in 5G expansion by the FCC on Tuesday is lauded as a huge step forward in rural equity in the social, education, health care, business and many other spheres said National Grange President Betsy Huber. The Grange, a nonpartisan nonprofit, known as the … Continue reading “Rural Champion lauded for $9B proposed investment in rural broadband”
2017 Champion of Rural America Awardees
The Honorable Susan Collins Senator Susan Collins of Maine is a stalwart for working until the job is done, having never missed a vote in her more than 20 years in the Senate. Collins, who has served the most rural state in the nation for two decades, has definitely found her way across the political … Continue reading “2017 Champion of Rural America Awardees”
3 receive Champion of Rural America Award from National Grange
On its 151st Birthday, Dec. 4, 2018, the National Grange presented a gift in the form of the Champion of Rural America Awards during a reception at the organization’s historic headquarters near the White House on Tuesday evening to three deserving recipients. The award was presented to Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS), FCC Chairman Ajit … Continue reading “3 receive Champion of Rural America Award from National Grange”
National Grange Champions of Rural America
Since its 150th Birthday on Dec. 4, 2017, the National Grange has annually presented the Champions of Rural America Awards to legislators, policymakers and outspoken advocates for rural Americans. The awards are not just a token of our appreciation for their dedication to rural America and agriculture, but a sign that the recipients are highly … Continue reading “National Grange Champions of Rural America”
4 Congressional Leaders honored as ‘Champions of Rural America’ during 150th National Grange Birthday Celebration
Senators Stabenow and Collins, Representatives Peterson and Walden receive award Washington, DC, Dec 05, 2017 – – As part of the 150th birthday celebration of the National Grange on Monday, Dec. 4, four Congressional leaders were honored as Champions of Rural America. Sen. Susan Collins (ME), Rep. Collin Peterson (MN), Sen. Debbie Stabenow (MI) and Rep. Greg … Continue reading “4 Congressional Leaders honored as ‘Champions of Rural America’ during 150th National Grange Birthday Celebration”
National Grange Legislative Fly-In 2024
This year’s Legislative Fly-In was Virtual. We were excited to be able to bring the work of the National Grange in Washington, DC, into your homes, offices, and Grange Halls this year! This was a FREE offering from the National Grange for all members and friends of the Grange. Feel free to share this … Continue reading “National Grange Legislative Fly-In 2024”
Healthcare Equality in Heartland: How the National Grange is Improving Rural Health
By Story Studio on September 22, 2023 11:19 AM Burton Eller has a foot in two different Americas. One is in the rolling farmlands, pastures, and ranches, like the family cattle operation he grew up with and now owns. The other is in Washington, D.C., where Eller serves as Executive Director of Grange Advocacy at … Continue reading “Healthcare Equality in Heartland: How the National Grange is Improving Rural Health”
Policy Updates and Issue News July 2022
Washington Overview CHIPS Bill Moves After months of negotiations between both parties and chambers of Congress, the Senate and House were at last able to pass a final version of the $280 billion CHIPS Act which would fund domestic semiconductor manufacturing and high-tech research. Over the past few months, the package has varied dramatically in … Continue reading “Policy Updates and Issue News July 2022”
The National Foster Parent Program
The National Grange encourages the State and Local Granges to continue their involvement with the NFPA and their local foster parent organizations. NFPA supports foster parents in achieving safety, permanence, and well-being for the children and youth in their care. The National Foster Parent Association is a champion for the thousands of families that … Continue reading “The National Foster Parent Program”
National Grange Vice President named to Quilts of Valor Board of Directors
On March 1, Christine E. “Chris” Hamp, Vice President of the National Grange, was named to the Board of Directors of the Quilts of Valor Foundation, with a term lasting through 2025. Hamp a fourth-generation Grange member from Nine Mile Falls, Washington, was elected Vice President of the nation’s oldest agricultural and rural service … Continue reading “National Grange Vice President named to Quilts of Valor Board of Directors”
National Grange Supports Postal Reform Efforts in the House
The National Grange is championing postal reform initiatives to strengthen the United States Postal Service and assure continuation mail and package delivery to rural residents. Legislation, H.R. 3076, headed to the House floor for a vote incorporates most Grange priorities for postal reform. Click here to read the letter.
Policy Updates and Issue News October 2021
Washington Overview Infrastructure and Social Spending Bills Move Forward After months of debate, the end is finally in sight for two of President Biden’s signature legislative items – the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package and a larger $1.75 trillion Democratic reconciliation bill which includes a hodge-podge of climate and social spending. While the bipartisan infrastructure … Continue reading “Policy Updates and Issue News October 2021”
Policy Updates and Issue News May 2021
Washington Overview Infrastructure Debates Continue Since President Biden announced his American Jobs Plan and American Family Plan in April, two large spending bills meant to address issues ranging from traditional infrastructure to child poverty, Washington has been gripped by public and private discussions of the packages. In recent weeks the White House has hosted meetings … Continue reading “Policy Updates and Issue News May 2021”
Sean O’Neil
Sean O’Neil is a 2021 graduate of the George Washington University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in political science and economics, and is currently serving as a legislative assistant at the National Grange. Sean is originally from Lansing, New York, a small town in the finger lakes region, where he spent his free … Continue reading “Sean O’Neil”
