1934 - Grange Mutual Life Company (later known as United Heritage Life Insurance Company) began operations
The company originally was licensed to provide affordable life insurance to Grange Members living in Washington and Idaho.
United Heritage offers life insurance, annuities, and group life and disability income insurance through United Heritage Life Insurance Company in 49 states and the District of Columbia.
The company originally was licensed to provide affordable life insurance to Grange Members living in Washington and Idaho.
An American bald eagle in flight was chosen as the new logo.
Policyholders overwhelmingly voted to convert the Company's corporate structure to a Mutual Holding company. As a result, the Company was renamed United Heritage Life Insurance Company, and became a wholly owned subsidiary of United Heritage Financial Group, Inc.
Replacing company vehicles with plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, adding electric vehicle charging stations, adding solar roof panels, retrofitting new LED lighting in existing buildings, and adding recyclable materials to supplies.