A century of tradition, fellowship, and service
Founded in 1923, Cornucopia Lodge 563 has been a cornerstone of our community for more than a century. What began as a small gathering of like-minded men has grown into a vibrant organization dedicated to making a positive impact.
Cornucopia Lodge 563 was chartered on March 15, 1923, with 23 founding members. The first meetings were held in the old town hall while funds were raised for a permanent home.
After five years of dedicated fundraising and community support, the lodge building at 123 Fellowship Way was completed and dedicated. It remains our home to this day.
During World War II, lodge members organized bond drives, supported local families with deployed servicemen, and established a scholarship fund for children of fallen soldiers.
Celebrating 50 years, the lodge launched the Cornucopia Foundation, our charitable arm that has since distributed over $2 million in grants and scholarships.
We celebrated our 100th anniversary with a year of special events, community service projects, and the establishment of our Centennial Scholarship Endowment.
To foster personal growth, build lasting friendships, and serve our community through charitable works and civic engagement.
We believe that good men coming together can create extraordinary positive change. Through our rituals, fellowship, and shared commitment to our core values, we strive to make ourselves better men and our community a better place.
Every member is encouraged to participate in our charitable activities, mentor new members, and contribute their unique talents to the lodge and the wider community.
Worshipful Master
Serving his second term as Master, William brings 15 years of lodge experience and a passion for community outreach.
Senior Warden
A third-generation member, James oversees our charitable programs and youth mentorship initiatives.
Junior Warden
Robert manages our facilities and coordinates the lodge's social events and fellowship activities.
Treasurer
With a background in finance, Thomas ensures the lodge's financial stability and growth.
Secretary
Michael keeps our records, manages communications, and welcomes new inquiries about membership.
Chaplain
David provides spiritual guidance and supports members and their families during times of need.
Are you interested in learning more about membership? We welcome inquiries from men of good character who share our values.
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