Lodge Type: Odd Fellows

Jefferson Lodge No. 38, was founded in 1904. We are a local group doing good in our community, and part of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. We have fundraisers and a food bank for local people in need. We are not a long-term charity, but we help when some short-term situation means a family might get their power shut off or can't put food on the table this week.

An Odd Fellows Lodge composed mostly of uniformed personnel from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine National Police, Philippine Navy, Bureau of Fire Protection, Philippine Marines, Philippine Airforce, and others.

Over 150 Years of History and an Unlimited Future When the smoke of The Civil War finally cleared, the Odd Fellows who had been meeting in Charleston for years formed a new lodge under the new jurisdiction of West Virginia. Kanawha Lodge #25 was officially launched on December 5, 1865. Our lodge laid the cornerstone of its permanent home on September 10, 1902. Over the years, our lodge has been home to members from all walks of life and has done much to contribute to making its community a be ...

Founded in 1838, Lafayette Lodge No. 18 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows is the oldest fraternal organization in the Town of Wappinger. Our 1877 Lodge stands tall in the heart of the Wappingers Falls Downtown Historic District and boasts a proud past built on friendship, love, and truth. For generations, our members have enjoyed social interaction within our Lodge lounges all while continuing our mission of being charitable to our community.

Lafayette Lodge #65 was established in 1857 in the Gold Rush era town of La Grange, settled by French prospectors in 1848, on the banks of the Tuolumne River. Our IOOF Hall, built in 1881, is listed on the National Register. Early La Grange history included all types of Gold mining, from panning, sluicing, hard-rock mining, destructive hydraulic mining to mighty mechanized gold dredging. La Grange is also the site of the earliest California irrigation system, with the diversion of the La Grange ...