Allen Lodge 1435 A.F. & A.M.

Helping Good Men Become Better Men

 

Freemasonry is a fraternity.  We believe in some pretty “old fashioned” things, such as the Brotherhood of Man.  We believe in service to the less fortunate and helping young people get a head start toward a promising life.  We provide college scholarships to promising young men and women.  Masons contribute to blood banks, fund medical research, and maintain hospitals for crippled children.  Fourteen U.S. Presidents were Masons including George Washington.  Five Chief Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, General Douglas MacArthur, Henry Ford, John Wayne, and Astronaut Wally Schirra were also Masons.

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What do Masons do?

We perform charitable activities and good works in the Allen community every year like:

  • College Scholarships to Allen & Lovejoy High School Seniors
  • “Fantastic Teeth Club” for Allen Elementary Schools
  • “Take Time to Read” for Allen Elementary Schools
  • “Gift of Life” Blood Drives
  • “Keep Allen Beautiful” Trash Pick-up
  • Donating and Refering Patients to Scottish Rite Hospital for Children and Shiner Hospitals 

Upcoming Events

Allen, Texas

Inaugural Allen Masonic Lodge Community Bowling Event

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Dinner is on us!

Meet with us for a meal @ 06:30 P.M. every 2nd Tuesday of the month

Allen Lodge #1435 is a multiple Vanguard Award winner.

The Vanguard Award is an award of excellence from the Grand Lodge of Texas which is earned by Lodges who meet exhaustive requirements on Lodge Administration, Community Involvement, Member Service, Masonic Education, Fraternalism, and Grand Master’s Emphasis. We have been awarded for years: 1992, 2000, 2003-2004, 2010-2019, and 2022!

Allen Lodge #1435

101 North Allen Drive

Allen, TX 75013

Allen Lodge 1435

Can I be a Mason?

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Becoming a Mason – Part 1

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If you would like more information on how to become a Mason or have any questions, contact us.

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