History of Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Incorporated in Ohio March 12, 1897, the Catholic Ladies of Columbia is a non-profit fraternal life insurance society whose sole purpose is to meet the needs of Catholics,
their families and friends through a sound life insurance program and competitive financial products while bringing members together in fellowship and service to others.
The Society, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio since 1941, is authorized to sell life insurance, annuities, traditional and Roth IRAs in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan.
CLC boasts over 10,000 active policies.
Members build life long friendships, enjoy social activities, enrich their spiritual life and serve their parishes and communities through CLC's system of councils.
The Society has a representative form of government and convenes every four years to elect its officers and Board of Directors.
CLC membership is simultaneous with the issuance of a life insurance certificate, annuity or IRA. Members enjoy numerous fraternal benefits at no additional premium or cost.
Members of CLC log many hours of volunteer service each year in their communities, churches and schools. They are also very generous in their charitable contributions.
CLC participates in "Make a Difference Day" and "Join Hands Day ". Catholic Ladies of Columbia is committed to serving and caring for each other and our neighbors.
Catholic Ladies of Columbia is a member of the American Fraternal Alliance and Ohio Fraternal Alliance.