West Orange, NJ, Lodge members led the West Orange town council in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Woodbridge, NJ, Lodge held a solemn ceremony, which was attended by 50 Elks and the mayor of Woodbridge, to commemorate the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Loveland, CO, Lodge members provided food and lodging for about 30 firefighters who were fighting a nearby wildfire.
Albany, NY, Lodge held a Craft Fair fund-raiser and raised more than $700 for the state major project, which supports the Cerebral Palsy Associa-
Wallingford, CT, Lodge held its 12th annual George Grasser Memorial Golf Tournament fund-raiser and raised $7,000. The funds were donated to the Elks Scholarship Fund ($3,500), a local homeless shelter ($1,000), the Elks National Foundation ($1,000), Relay for Life ($1,000), which raises funds for the American Cancer
West Milford, NJ, Lodge held its 47th annual Special Children’s Charity Ball and gave $2,000 and a number of gifts to the family of poster child Devon Coyte, who is pictured here.
Greater Cape May, NJ, Lodge members presented New Jersey State Elks Association scholarships worth $600 each to students Hannah DiBruno, Kayleigh LaMania, Nicholas Lanza, and Phillip Sylvestor. In addition, lodge members treated Lanza and his parents to dinner.
tions of New York State, and $500 for the Elks National Foundation. In other news, lodge members awarded a $1,500 scholarship to each of five local college students who are children of lodge members.
Society, and $500 was designated for Elks Share the Holidays to give food baskets to needy families at Thanks- giving and at Christmas.
Liberty, NY, Lodge members distrib- uted dictionaries to third-grade students at Liberty Elementary School, St. Peter’s Regional School, and the White Sulphur Springs Education Center, which serves students with disabilities.
Bradenton, FL, Lodge, with the help of a $10,000 ENF Impact Grant, inaugu- rated its Elks Feeding Empty Little Tummies Program, which provides a backpack full of food each weekend to each of nearly 900 needy children to ensure that they receive adequate nutrition on the weekends.
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Ventura, CA, Lodge members treated 700 people who participated in a Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk to breakfast.
Marlton, NJ, Lodge held a candlelight Prayer Service to honor the memory of the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Evergreen, CO, Lodge held a Lobster- fest fund-raiser and raised $800 for the Elks National Foundation.
North District, NJ, and Northeast District, NJ, lodges donated $25,000 to the Passaic County Elks Cerebral Palsy Center Adult Training and Medical Day Care Program to help provide therapy services to 50 adults with disabilities.
Old Bridge, NJ, Lodge donated $1,000 to the Old Bridge Township Board of Education to help provide reading materials to young people.
Lakewood, CO, Lodge members gave dictionaries to nearly 1,800 third- grade students at 32 schools. In other news, the lodge held a Spaghetti Dinner fund-raiser, which more than 300 people attended, and raised more than $400 for each of the following: Laradon Hall, the state major project, which provides residen- tial, educational, and vocational services to children and adults with developmental disabilities; Marty’s Kids, which holds an annual Christ- mas party for people with disabilities; and the lodge’s charity fund and Christmas Basket Program. In more news, the lodge donated $130 to Marty’s Kids. The funds were raised from donations and a dessert bar that was set up during a party at a lodge member’s home.
Rahway, NJ, Lodge held a Spaghetti Dinner fund-raiser, which 35 people attended, and raised nearly $300 for the lodge’s Children’s Christmas Party. The lodge also held a Bag Night Auction, in which participants made bids on a series of closed bags, and raised more than $310 for the Elks National Foundation.
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