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Fraternity Corp

New Haven, United States

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Fraternity Corp, also known as the Knights of Columbus, was founded in 1882 and is the world's largest lay Catholic men's organization with more than 2 million members in 17,000 corporations. The company offers life insurance and investment products that align with Catholic values. They currently manage $31 billion in investments and have $2.2 billion in insurance assets. Fraternity Corp has 900 agents in the USA and Canada and annually invests more than $200 million in charitable causes. They also have a Charitable Fund worth $235 million, which is the largest Catholic donor fund. Members accumulate 48 million hours of volunteer work annually and actively contribute to their communities.

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