The Elks National Foundation doesn’t need a rabbit’s foot, a four-leaf clover or any luck to help Elks build stronger communities. Instead, the Elks focus on working to meet local needs. See how Elks are serving their communities through ENF programs.
“Our Lodge members work hard to help children of all ages develop life skills that will make them better citizens in the future.”
Eric Hamilton, CIP Project Manager Recipient of a 2012 Promise Grant Petersburg, Va., Lodge No. 237
Click here to see how Lodges invest in their communities.
“Thank you very much for the scholarship. You are helping me pursue a career in which I will help others for the rest of my life.”
Clara Stickney, 2012 Most Valuable Student Scholar Sponsored by Portland, Maine, Lodge No. 188
Read how Elks scholars are committed to their schools and their Elks family.
“I practice every day. I have to stick with it and focus to do well.”
Megan Fannin, 2012 National Finalist Sponsored by Watertown, S.D., Lodge No. 838
Read how Hoop Shoot participants work hard to meet their goals.
“Our Freedom Grant allowed our Lodge to join with other organizations to host an event for local veterans. Their gratitude was an extra bonus for us all.”
Sherrie Riggs, Project Manager Recipient of a 2012 Freedom Grant Naval (Port Angeles), Wash., Lodge No. 353
Click here to see how Lodges have pledged to remember our nation’s veterans.
“The reality is that we’ve got work to do. Thanks to the Elks, we’re going to keep getting out there and talk to kids and motivate them to do something important with their lives.”
Milton Creagh, Elks DAP Spokesperson
Read more about how Elks are teaching youth to say ‘no’ to drugs.
Go ahead and spend that lucky penny! Check these news sites regularly to see how the ENF is devoted to helping Elks build stronger communities.