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MIP Score

71

Membership Benefit
Mutual Benefit Lodges

Csa Fraternal Life

Mission

CSA Fraternal Life (formerly the Czechoslovak Society of America) is America’s oldest Fraternal Benefit Society, established in 1854 by Czechoslovak immigrants who desired to provide security for their families. The organization has evolved over time to include individuals of all backgrounds and values, ensuring mutual aid and community bonding.

Basic Information

Tax-Exempt

Address

2050 S Finley Rd, Lombard, Illinois, 60148

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Founded in

Not Reported

EIN

36-0971620

Total Assets

$105.9 million

At a Glance

Community Festivities

Community Festivities

CSA Fraternal Life actively participates in various community festivities, celebrating Czech and Slovak heritage.

Veterans Recognition

Veterans Recognition

The organization regularly honors its veterans and members, showcasing their invaluable contributions.

Aim for Scholarships

Aim for Scholarships

CSA provides scholarships that support young members in their education, carrying on the legacy of giving back.

Impact Stats

1854

Founding Year

Established in 1854

CSA Fraternal Life is recognized as the oldest fraternal benefit society in the United States, initiated by Czech immigrants.

Past Events

Czech and Slovak Folk Life Festival

October 19, 2024

The community celebrates the annual Czech and Slovak Folk Life Festival, which draws attention to cultural heritage.