KJZT Family Life Adopts Fraternal 100 Project

KJZT Family Life adopted a statewide Fraternal 100 Project, recognizing each of the 64 Status Societies of 2021. The Fraternal 100 Project will provide $100 from the State Office to each Status Society to be given to the charity of their choice. KJZT St Anne’s Society No. 10, Fayetteville donated the money to the St John’s Catholic Church Faith Formation Program. In 2021, KJZT Societies were not deterred by the pandemic in their work. New and innovative projects were held where possible, accommodations were made, and when meetings were not possible, donations were still given. KJZT is proud of its Status Societies and their members’ dedication to their parishes and communities. KJZT Family Life is a Fraternal Benefit Society founded in 1894 by Czech catholic women. Now offering memberships to all Texans, the fraternal organization is committed to strengthening its members’ lives through Catholic faith and community service while offering financial security. Pictured (from left) are: Rose Rohde, KJZT Secretary; Helen Wied, KJZT VP; Lexxus Zika, St John’s Church Religious Education Director; Mary Jane Toddy, KJZT President; and Lois Kaspar, KJZT Treasurer.