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All veterans (and their assistant companions etc.) are welcome to attend this free meal and enjoy the company of other people who have proudly served our country! Volunteers from the Middleboro Elks #1274 has a longstanding tradition of making and serving a free, delicious meal to local veterans, the third Thursday of each month at noon.
Many veterans from the greater Middleboro area enjoy attending the meal each month.
Several veterans who live at the VA in Brockton MA, also receive bus transportation to attend.
This month, a man brought his brother who recently moved into a nearby town and is a veteran suffering from PTSD and other medical issues, to attend the meal. They told Elks volunteers that they really enjoyed meeting other local veterans who understand what he is going through and that they will be back next month!
This month’s meal was a pork roast dinner, complete with scalloped potatoes, corn, gravy, applesauce and rolls. The meal was followed by a homemade dessert, made by members of the Elks Emblem Club. Several members of the Emblem Club, along with other volunteers, enjoy coming each month; to help serve the meal, drinks, and socialize with the veterans who
attend.
The Middleboro Elks Veterans Chairman, Dick Tinkham, would like to thank all of the faithful volunteers that come each month to help make the meal such an enjoyable tradition to recognize the men and women who have proudly served our country!
Many veterans from the greater Middleboro area enjoy attending the meal each month.
Several veterans who live at the VA in Brockton MA, also receive bus transportation to attend.
This month, a man brought his brother who recently moved into a nearby town and is a veteran suffering from PTSD and other medical issues, to attend the meal. They told Elks volunteers that they really enjoyed meeting other local veterans who understand what he is going through and that they will be back next month!
This month’s meal was a pork roast dinner, complete with scalloped potatoes, corn, gravy, applesauce and rolls. The meal was followed by a homemade dessert, made by members of the Elks Emblem Club. Several members of the Emblem Club, along with other volunteers, enjoy coming each month; to help serve the meal, drinks, and socialize with the veterans who
attend.
The Middleboro Elks Veterans Chairman, Dick Tinkham, would like to thank all of the faithful volunteers that come each month to help make the meal such an enjoyable tradition to recognize the men and women who have proudly served our country!
Middleboro Lodge of Elks #1274
24 High Street, Middleboro, MA 02346
24 High Street, Middleboro, MA 02346
Who We Are
Where We Are
Elks are community. No matter where you go in the country, an Elks Lodge is right around the corner. With more than 850,000 members and 2,000 Lodges nationwide, Elks are providing charitable services that help build sronger communities.
"Cranberry Capital of the World"
Welcome
Douglas A. Schiefer
Grand Exalted Ruler
2024-2025
Bucyrus, Ohio
Lodge #156
Michael A. Delfino
State President
2024 - 2025
Lexington-Waltham MA
Lodge #2204
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Laura O'Connor
Exalted Ruler
2024 - 2025
Exalted Ruler
2024 - 2025
Lodge Officers
Exalted Ruler - Laura O'Connor
Leading Knight - Harry Chandler
Loyal Knight - Robin Shurtleff
Lecturing Knight - Leah Fitzgerald
Secretary - Laura LeFebre PDD HLM
Treasurer - Sean Noel PER
Esquire - Barbara Doucette
Inner Guard - Linda Amaral
Tiler - TBA
Chaplain - Richard Tinkham
Board of Directors
William Morin PDD, Trustee, Chmn
Patrick Rooney PDD HLM, Trustee
Robert AdamsTrustee
Shawn O'Connor, Trustee
Louise Preti, Trustee, Secretary
Robin Shurtleff, Loyal Knight
Leah Fitzgerald, Lecturing Knight
Other Contacts
Lodge Telephone - 508-947-0190
24 High Street, Middleboro, MA 02346
Club Manager - Santina M. Capozzi
Webmaster - Frank Rooney HLM PDD
DOORS OPEN AT 4:30 PM - GAMES START 6:30 PM
Bingo is held every Monday night except the following holidays that fall on a Monday night:
Christmas - New Years Day - Memorial Day - 4th of July
First Come - First Served - No Reserving of Seats - Food & non alcohlic beverages available and sold at the Snack Bar
Inclement Weather Policy: No Bingo if Middleboro Schools are Closed
Bingo is held every Monday night except the following holidays that fall on a Monday night:
Christmas - New Years Day - Memorial Day - 4th of July
First Come - First Served - No Reserving of Seats - Food & non alcohlic beverages available and sold at the Snack Bar
Inclement Weather Policy: No Bingo if Middleboro Schools are Closed
"On behalf of the members of the Middleboro Lodge of Elks I welcome you. We are a vital link in the fraternal chain of Lodges of the great and Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, U.S.A. Our Lodge was Chartered by the Grand Lodge in 1912.
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We accomplish charitable objectives and fund projects that improve the quality of life in our local Elks communities, and in turn the Elks community as a whole.
We are the premier charitable and patriotic organization in the United States. With nearly, 800,000 Members working towards this greater goal, no wonder why the Elks are referred to as the Best People On Earth.
The Order spends more than $80,000,000 every year for benevolent, educational and patriotic community-minded programs in such fields as benefitting special needs children, sponsoring Elks National Foundation scholarships, scouting, athletic teams, veterans' works, a national "Hoop Shoot" free-throw contest involving more than 3 million children, physical and occupational therapy programs and patriotic programs.
The youth of our country have always been important to the Order. It is for this reason the Elks Drug Awareness Education Program was launched to warn primary grade students and their parents of the dangers in drug use. Additionally, every lodge observes June 14th as Flag Day, a tradition which the Elks began in 1907 and was later adopted by the Congress as an official observance.
We pledge never to forget our Veterans. Our programs help special needs children, and our nation’s youth with scholarships and drug prevention programs.
We offer countless opportunities for social activities and new friendships.
Why not Join us in service to your community!
We are the premier charitable and patriotic organization in the United States. With nearly, 800,000 Members working towards this greater goal, no wonder why the Elks are referred to as the Best People On Earth.
The Order spends more than $80,000,000 every year for benevolent, educational and patriotic community-minded programs in such fields as benefitting special needs children, sponsoring Elks National Foundation scholarships, scouting, athletic teams, veterans' works, a national "Hoop Shoot" free-throw contest involving more than 3 million children, physical and occupational therapy programs and patriotic programs.
The youth of our country have always been important to the Order. It is for this reason the Elks Drug Awareness Education Program was launched to warn primary grade students and their parents of the dangers in drug use. Additionally, every lodge observes June 14th as Flag Day, a tradition which the Elks began in 1907 and was later adopted by the Congress as an official observance.
We pledge never to forget our Veterans. Our programs help special needs children, and our nation’s youth with scholarships and drug prevention programs.
We offer countless opportunities for social activities and new friendships.
Why not Join us in service to your community!
What We Do
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On the 1st Sunday of every year, the Lodge holds its Annual Memorial Service. We are joined by family members and friends of our Departed Members. The Officers conduct the Service as prescribed by the Grand Lodge. This year it's on December 1st.
The mission of the Elks National Foundation is to help Elks build stronger communities.
We fulfill this pledge by investing in communities where Elks live and work.
We provide tomorrow’s leaders, our youth, with lifelong skills; meet the needs of today's veterans; help the state Elks associations accomplish their charitable objectives; and fund projects that improve the quality of life in local Elks communities.
The Foundation's budget for program services in the 2023-24 fiscal year totals $39.9 million.
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We fulfill this pledge by investing in communities where Elks live and work.
We provide tomorrow’s leaders, our youth, with lifelong skills; meet the needs of today's veterans; help the state Elks associations accomplish their charitable objectives; and fund projects that improve the quality of life in local Elks communities.
The Foundation's budget for program services in the 2023-24 fiscal year totals $39.9 million.
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Community Investments $15.9 million
State Elks Association Grants $10.6 million
Scholarship Programs $4.6 million
Elks National Veterans Service $5 million
Elks Hoop Shoot $1.4 million
Elks Drug Awareness Program $890,450
Elks Memorial Building $720,030
State Elks Association Grants $10.6 million
Scholarship Programs $4.6 million
Elks National Veterans Service $5 million
Elks Hoop Shoot $1.4 million
Elks Drug Awareness Program $890,450
Elks Memorial Building $720,030
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E.N.F. $ Distributions
“Elkdom’s Heart For America.”
President: Surge Loiselle
Vice Presidient: Craig Anderson
Secretary: Mary Ann Metivier
Financial Secretary: Tina Bettencourt
SGT at Arms: Rich Ewell
The Riders meetings are on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 730 pm.
" if you are interested in joining the riders, stop in at a monthly meeting and speak with a member or one of the officers."
Vice Presidient: Craig Anderson
Secretary: Mary Ann Metivier
Financial Secretary: Tina Bettencourt
SGT at Arms: Rich Ewell
The Riders meetings are on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 730 pm.
" if you are interested in joining the riders, stop in at a monthly meeting and speak with a member or one of the officers."
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