Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Pictured left to right, back row, District officer and member of Kyle Lodge #96 in Hinsdale, Wade Riden, Nashua School, Librarian Sydney Hersom, Kyle #96 members Max Knodel, Kevin Taylor and Jim McColly; front row, Nashua students Hailea Hill, Rose DeGreek, Jamah Johnson, Jessa Ottun, Braylon Watterson, Ellie Laumeyer, and Nashua Schools Superintendent Jeanine Sundb accepting a check from the Montana Masonic Foundation. The funds will be used to supply books for the school library.
Pictured is a small sample of the materials Irle School was able to purchase with the Montana Masonic Foundation grant (their spoils of STEM books and microscopes!) along with left to right, back row, of Kyle Lodge #96 in Hinsdale, Wade Riden, Kyle #96 members Kevin Taylor, Max Knodel, Jim McColly, Irle elementary third grade teacher Carla Swenson; front row, Irle Elementary students Theo Marks, Westlyn Richter, Dakota Franzen and Collins Flaten.
Pictured left to right, back row, District officer and member of Kyle Lodge #96 in Hinsdale, Wade Riden, Irle elementary third-grade teacher Carla Swenson, Kyle #96 members Kevin Taylor, Max Knodel and Jim McColly; front row, Irle elementary students, Theo Marks, Huk Vandermars, Silas Hopstad, Laurel Hamlett and Westlyn Richter accepting a check from the Montana Masonic Foundation.
Apil 11 was a bright and sunny day- the perfect day for doing what Montana Freemasons love to do- supporting our local kiddos by supporting their schools! District officer and member of Kyle Lodge #96 in Hinsdale Wade Riden along with Kyle #96 members Kevin Taylor, Max Knodel, and Jim McColly went on an adventure to Glasgow's Irle Elementary and Nashua Public Schools to drop off checks from the Montana Masonic Foundation- and boy, did they have a good time doing it.
The Montana Masonic Foundation's (MMF) Educational Grant Program provides teachers, student aids, and/or principals in Montana's public schools an opportunity to apply for a grant to assist under-funded programs in the following areas: music, drama, science, and libraries; or areas of student enhancement or learning that have suffered cutbacks, or are experiencing start-up concerns. Proudly supporting public education in communities all over the great state of Montana is a primary purpose of the Montana Masonic Foundation.
Want to learn more about masonry, or even looking to join? Reach out to any of the fellers in suits pictured or any other masons you know, or visit beafreemason.org. Lots of good and helpful information can be found on that little site!
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