Our History

1934 - Originally Grange Mutual Life Company (GML). The Company originally was licensed to provide affordable life insurance to Grange Members living in Washington and Idaho.

1944 – GML expanded geographically and was licensed to do business in Oregon, Montana and Colorado.

1958 – GML opened its business to the general public.

1959 – GML expanded to the states of Wyoming, California and Iowa.

1961 – Moved into a Company owned building located in Nampa, Idaho.

1970 - The Company was admitted to do business in Arizona and Nevada.

1971 – The Company further expanded to do business in South Dakota.

1972 – The Company added Utah.

1991 – The Company added nine additional states, thus being able to offer products in all 22 states west of the Mississippi River.

1991 - United Heritage Mutual Life Insurance Company was adopted as the new name from Grange Mutual Life Company. An American bald eagle in flight was chosen as the new logo. The Company has also expanded into different markets.

2000 – First acquisition, that being Idaho Mutual Insurance Company. Renamed United Heritage Property and Casualty; marking the Company's first foray into the world of property and casualty insurance.

July, 2001 - The Company moved its operations from Nampa, Idaho, to a new state-of-the-art headquarters in neighboring Meridian, Idaho.

August 2001 - Policyholders overwhelmingly voted to convert the Company's corporate structure to a Mutual Holding company. As a result, the Company was renamed United Heritage Life Insurance Company, and became a wholly owned subsidiary of United Heritage Financial Group, Inc.

2002 – State of Illinois was added and marked the first expansion east of the Mississippi.

2003 - United Heritage Financial Group, Inc. became the owner of Sublimity Insurance Company of Sublimity, Oregon. Sublimity Insurance Company provides auto, homeowners, and fire coverage from its headquarters in Sublimity, Oregon, to residents of Oregon and Idaho.

Presently United Heritage Financial Group has added the States of Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and Virginia. Expansion applications are pending in Georgia and North Carolina.

Today, United Heritage offers life insurance, annuities, and group life and disability income insurance through United Heritage Life Insurance Company. Homeowners and fire insurance products through United Heritage Property & Casualty Company in addition to automobile and homeowners insurance through Sublimity Insurance Company.