About Us
Videos That Tell Our Story
- Our Story and Yours (6 min.)
- Celebrating Our Mission (11 min.)
- A Century of Strength and Stability. (8 min.)
We're Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, a faith-based, not-for-profit membership organization nearly 2.5 million members strong. We're a Fortune 500 financial services organization with the strength of more than $75 billion in assets under management.
Being membership-owned, Thrivent Financial does what's best for our members, supporting the values of faith, family, stewardship and service. You'll see it in the ways we help you and your family achieve financial security. You'll feel it in how we help members connect with each other. And you'll be proud of how we help members invest in their communities and congregations.
Our Mission, Vision and Values
For more than a century, our blend of financial expertise, shared values and service to members has set us apart. As the nation's largest fraternal benefit society, we're here solely to help others. Every day, we make a difference through the:
- Financial solutions we offer.
- Member activities we support.
- Resources we provide the Lutheran community and nonprofit organizations.
Membership in Thrivent Financial is all about thriving – strengthening your life and the lives of others.
Membership: Who We Serve
Like all tax-exempt fraternal benefit societies (not-for-profit life insurance organizations), Thrivent Financial is required to serve a group of people united by a common bond. Thrivent Financial was organized for Lutherans and their families. Each individual applying for membership must demonstrate a Lutheran connection or support the organization's mission. That said, many of Thrivent Financial's charitable (fraternal) programs touch individuals of all faiths and backgrounds.
Fraternal Benefit Society
A not-for-profit organization that provides insurance to its members and operates for social, intellectual, educational, charitable, benevolent, moral, fraternal, patriotic or religious purposes for the benefit of its members and the public. These organizations operate under the lodge system, which means a member of the society is a member of a local chapter of the society. Fraternal benefit societies have representative governments, and members share a religious, ethnic, vocational or other common bond.