IOOF Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania – Charities

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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs have adopted the Arthritis Foundation as an annual project and contribute more than $100,000 each year to the National Arthritis Foundation.


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Arthritis Foundation

Those with arthritis need our help and remember - 100% of your donations sent through the PA IOOF Arthritis Committee go to the three PA Arthritis Foundation Chapters to help the kids with arthritis that go to Camp JRA each summer or the adults with arthritis who participate in the programs offered by the PA Arthritis Chapters. We need your help.

What can YOU do to help us reach that ambitious goal?
We need your help. Please DIG DEEP into your pockets and give today.
Be sure to tell us if you want your contribution designated to help with Camp JRA or the general fund.

Nevin Adams
Treasurer
951 Shoemakersville Road
Shoemakersville, PA 19555-9010
Volunteer Today!
Volunteers are needed by the Chapters for their local activities. Can your Lodge help? Call the Chapter office in your area to see what you can do.

Charles E. Danihel
Chairman, PA IOOF Jurisdictional Arthritis Committee

Arthritis Foundation Award

  • Eastern PA Chapter

    Arthritis Foundation
    The Bourse Bldg. Ste. 500
    111 S. Independence Mall East
    Phila. PA 19106

    215-574-3060

  • Central PA Chapter

    Arthritis Foundation
    3544 N. Progress Ave.
    Suite 204
    Harrisburg, PA 17110

    800-776-0746
    717-763-0900

  • Western PA Chapter

    Arthritis Foundation
    100 West Station Square
    Suite 1950
    Pittsburgh, PA 15219

    800-522-9900
    412-566-1645

Juvenile Arthritis
From the Arthritis Foundation’s JA Website

For many with juvenile arthritis, a week at summer camp with other kids who have juvenile arthritis can change their life. The Arthritis Foundation’s JA camps give kids with arthritis and related conditions the chance to make lasting memories. For many campers, it’s the first time they’ve met other kids who live with the same challenges and limitations.

Campers at Camp JRA have a variety of rheumatic diseases, including juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, lyme disease, fibromyalgia, and myositis.

Camps feature traditional summer camping activities, such as campfires, singing and storytelling, arts and crafts, swimming, canoeing, fishing, archery, nature hikes, rock climbing, horseback riding, zip lines and more. MORE

Visual Research & Assistance
Sovereign Grand Lodge

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Visual Research Foundation Committee aids in restoring and preserving eyesight through research and prevention. The committee renders assistance to persons with visual or sight problems. Download PDF

Learn more at the Sovereign Grand Lodge | VISIT SITE


  • Visual Research Foundation

    E. Wesley Nelson
    Chair
    Visual Research Foundation
    24 Northmount Drive, NW
    Calgary, AB T2K 3E8
    403-274-4644
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