Taking good men and making them better.
It was chartered in 1881, and has 57 members. There are more than 23,000 members in the state. Freemasonry has almost one-and-a-half million members in the U. S. A.
Often viewed as merely a secret society, Freemasonry is also a benevolent, educational and charitable organization, contributing $2 million a day in charity nationwide through its lodges and appendant bodies. Masonic lodges across Kansas support local youth and community projects and humanitarian efforts including a statewide blood drive, child identification program, scholarships and a high school marching band clinic.
The oldest and largest fraternal organization in the world, its symbols and history originate from the stone masons who built the cathedrals, abbeys, and castles of Europe. For more information about Kansas Freemasons, visit www.kansasmason.org.
Taking good men and making them better.
