MSA Oklahoma Disaster Relief

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APPEAL FOR RELIEF — OKLAHOMA

 

MSA has established a Disaster Relief Fund for Oklahoma, with all donations received to be transferred directly to the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma for distribution to those in need.

 

A series of tornadoes ripped through Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20 leaving a path of death and destruction for this community, a suburb of Oklahoma City.  The toll of the damage to life and property is still growing.

 

At least eight Masonic brothers lost all or portions of their homes.  The impact for the entire community has been devastating, and aid and assistance is flooding in.

 

When remitting funds to the MSA in response to this appeal, please mark clearly on your check that you wish the funds go to the Oklahoma Appeal.

 Please forward to the MSA such donations as you feel appropriate to help our devastated Brothers, their families, and others in this stricken jurisdiction.  Please make checks payable to MSA Disaster Relief Fund and send to 8120 Fenton Street, Suite 203, Silver Spring, MD 20910-4785.

 

 

            MSA is a 501 ( c) (3) charitable organization. 

            Thank you very much for your help.

 

 

George O. Braatz   

Executive Secretary
M
asonic Service Association of North America 

8120 Fenton Street, Suite 203
Silver Spring, MD  20910-4785
3
01-588-4010
www.msana.com

 

Becoming a Mason

cropped-SC-11If you are visting and want to learn about membership into the fraternity,
check out the About Us tab:
What is Freemasonry and Path to Membership

To discover even more information, check out Iowa Freemasonry
There you discover the What, Who, Why & How of membership.

You can also  fill out a form and a mason will contact you directly to answer any other questions you may have.

Thank you for your interest.

 

Freemasonry: The Ties That Bind- The official bow-tie

If you’ve been to any of the Grand Master’s Area Meetings this year, you know that this year’s theme is “The Ties That Bind”. That being said, one reminder of this is the Grand Master’s bow-tie.

Available in red, blue, and orange, it is a perfect addition to your wardrobe.

Why? Bow-ties don’t get food on them, don’t blow in the wind, women love them, and other men are jealous because they don’t know how to tie them.

Get yours from the Grand Master for $30. Proceeds support the public relations efforts for this year.

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