Aside from the numerous personal rewards that come from being a Knight, here is a list of the many tangible rewards for you and your family. Insurance members get more and so do public safety personnel.

• Columbia Magazine - Twelve free issues annually of the world's largest Catholic family magazine—Catholic family evangelization at its best!
• Rosary Program - A free Knights of Columbus rosary is given to new and readmitted members.
• Daily Mass Remembrance Mass offered daily for deceased members, deceased spouses of members, and deceased Columbian Squires at St. Mary's Church, New Haven, Conn.
• Insurance Program - Offers member, spouse, and children the opportunity to provide for their security and well-being. Rated AAA (Superior) by Standard & Poor's and A++ (Superior) by A. M. Best.
• Annuity Program - Enables member and spouse to provide for retirement and build an estate through tax-deferred savings.
• Long-Term Care Insurance - Enables members and their spouses to safeguard their assets and afford the care and assistance needed later in life.
• Member/Spouse Fraternal Benefit - Accidental death coverage for member and spouse at no cost. (Details below.)
• Orphan Benefit - $80 monthly allotment for orphans of eligible families; up to $7,000 in college scholarships available.
• Family Fraternal Benefit - For eligible families: a) Pays $1,500 for the child who dies before the age of 61 days; b) Pays $750 for the child who is stillborn at least 20 weeks after conception; c) Offers guaranteed-issue insurance up to $5,000 to any child under age18.
• New Member Annuity Plan - An annuity is available to new members and their spouses upon joining the Order.
• Widow Benefits - a) Continues to be covered under the Member/Spouse Fraternal Benefit; b) May purchase insurance, annuities, or Long-Term Care up to one year after insured member's death; c) Receives a free lifetime subscription to Columbia; d) Eligible with her children for scholarships, etc.
• Scholarships/Fellowships - Six different college scholarship programs for members and their families; two different graduate fellowship programs; and scholarship programs for seminarians.
• Matthews and Swift Educational Trust Fund - Provides tuition-only scholarships to Catholic colleges up to $25,000 per year for children of a member killed or permanently and totally disabled as a result of military service in armed conflict in a combat zone, and for children of a member who is a full-time, uniformed law enforcement officer or firefighter who is killed in the line of duty as a result of criminal violence directed at him. Applicants must be filed within two years of the member's death or (for servicemen) disability.
• Leadership Development - Opportunity to build personal leadership skills through active involvement in the Order's unique structure, supported by Knightline/Program Supplement: fraternal newsletters mailed to state and local council officers and chairmen.
• Fourth Degree - Eligibility of Third Degree members to join the Patriotic Degree, one year after initiation into the Order.
• Honorary Life Membership at Age 70 - After 25 years of continuous service, member merits this distinction and no longer need pay dues.
• Catholic Information Service - Opportunity for member and family to avail themselves of a variety of literature on Catholic faith and spirituality.
• Membership Card - Entitles participation in all Catholic, fraternal, and social activities in member's council and also in over 13,000 councils throughout the world.
• Family Activities - Eligibility for recognition in Orderwide ""Family of the Month/Year"" program and participation in a wide variety of local family events, such as family Communion breakfasts.
• Athletic Programs - Participate in annual council, state, and international golf, bowling, and softball tournaments; many councils sponsor teams in a variety of sports.
• Youth Programs - Opportunities for your children to participate in a variety of youth-oriented programs such as the Columbian Squires, a leadership training program for young men under council sponsorship.