The Sons of Norway hosted the 2022 International Lodge Meeting, featuring leadership updates, elections, and entertainment.

The Sons of Norway welcomes members of Norwegian descent or affinity, regardless of ancestry, to explore Nordic culture.

Sons of Norway Headquarters has installed a new phone system, resulting in a change of extension numbers.

The Sons of Norway uses surplus revenues to fund cultural, heritage, and educational services for members.

The Sons of Norway announced candidates for the 2024 International Board of Directors election.

Pictured from left to right: Dennis Rusinko, Mary B. Andersen, Luella Grangaard, Mervin Eriksson, Christopher Jenkins, Chris Hicks, Claudia Berg, Kathy Dollymore. Not pictured: Andrew Mathisen & Duane Kittleson

The Sons of Norway provides digital resources for lodge festivities to celebrate 125 years of history.

The Sons of Norway offers members financial products, cultural programs, and a community focused on Norwegian heritage.

The Sons of Norway Foundation provides scholarships, grants, disaster relief, and cultural programs to members and communities since 1966.

The Sons of Norway provides life insurance and social experiences centered on Norwegian culture for members.

BetterLife has reached a definitive agreement to partner with **Sons of Norway**, a member-owned organization with over 125 years of history. The collaboration will expand BetterLife’s reach to **more than 400 communities** through integration with Sons of Norway’s lodges. The deal remains pending regulatory approval and customary closing conditions.

May 2026BetterLifeNews article

The **Sons of Norway Stavanger Lodge 1-538** hosts a meeting featuring a presentation on Norwegian and North American history from **1825 to 2025**. The event includes a **6 p.m. potluck supper** followed by the meeting at **7 p.m.** on **May 15** at the Cottonwood County Historical Society in Windom.

May 2025The GlobeNews article

Ryan Cos. US Inc. and Weidner Apartment Homes acquire the Sons of Norway building and adjacent land in Minneapolis’s Uptown district for $16.8 million. The purchase enables the developers to proceed with their planned apartment project on the site. The transaction reflects growing demand for residential conversions in urban areas.

Mar 2018Minneapolis / St. Paul Business JournalNews article

Ryan Cos. US Inc. and Weidner Apartment Homes propose redeveloping a block in Minneapolis’s Uptown neighborhood into **326 apartments** and a new office for the Sons of Norway. The project replaces the existing Sons of Norway building with mixed residential and commercial space. The developers submitted their proposal to the city for review.

Sep 2017Minneapolis / St. Paul Business JournalNews article