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Masonic Lodge
The Masonic Service Association of North America is an organization committed to supporting Freemasonry, the nation, and the global community. Established in response to the need for a unified entity to assist military personnel at the end of World War I, MSA was founded by Grand Masters in 1919 as a centralized agency. The primary aim of MSA has always been to offer consolidated services to Grand Lodges that would be challenging to accomplish individually. One of the key initiatives of MSA is its disaster relief program, which was inaugurated in 1923. Over the years, MSA has earned recognition as a trusted and reliable Masonic organization in North America, capable of swiftly mobilizing aid when calamities occur. Additionally, MSA's Hospital Visitation Program remains a cornerstone service, dedicated to supporting veterans across the United States with a network of volunteers at VA Medical Centers and state veterans hospitals. Furthermore, MSA actively engages in educational efforts through its Masonic Information Center, disseminating publications that aim to educate millions about Freemasonry through pamphlets, digests, and brochures. By providing valuable resources and services, MSA continues to uphold its founding principles of unity, service, and support within the Freemason community and beyond.
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