Join a Fraternal Lodge in Vermont

Vermont is home to 32 fraternal lodges across 5 major cities, representing organizations like Eagles, Elks, Knights of Columbus, Lions, Moose. Whether you're interested in community service, fellowship, or charitable work, there is a lodge in Vermont ready to welcome you.

Fraternal lodges offer community service opportunities, social events, youth programs, charitable initiatives, and fellowship with like-minded individuals. Joining a lodge is one of the best ways to give back to your community and build lasting friendships.

Fraternal Organizations in Vermont

Elks8 lodges
Moose6 lodges
Eagles10 lodges
Knights of Columbus4 lodges
Lions4 lodges

How to Join

Step 1: Browse all 32 lodges in Vermont to find one near you.

Step 2: Visit the lodge in person or call ahead. Most lodges have regular meeting nights and social hours.

Step 3: Learn about eligibility requirements. Each organization has different membership criteria:

  • Elks — Age 21+, believe in community service, proposed by current member
  • Moose — Good moral character, age 21+, sponsored by current member
  • Eagles — Good character, age 18+, belief in "People Helping People" mission
  • Knights of Columbus — Practicing Catholic men, age 18+, proposed by member
  • Lions — Business/professional background, age 18+, community-minded
  • Odd Fellows — Good moral character, age 18+, belief in friendship and truth

Step 4: Complete a membership application and pay annual dues (varies by organization).

Top Rated Lodges in Vermont

Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse

Moose · Duxbury · ★ 5.0

Fraternal Order of Eagles #4329 -- Newport, VT

Eagles · Newport · ★ 5.0

Knights of Columbus

Knights of Columbus · South Burlington · ★ 5.0

Cities with Fraternal Lodges in Vermont

Rutland5 lodges South Burlington4 lodges Bennington3 lodges Brattleboro2 lodges Manchester Center2 lodges

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I join a fraternal lodge in Vermont?

To join a fraternal lodge in Vermont, start by finding a local lodge near you using our directory of 32 lodges across the state. Visit the lodge in person, meet current members, and complete a membership application. Each organization has its own eligibility requirements and dues structure.

How many fraternal lodges are in Vermont?

There are 32 fraternal lodges in Vermont, including locations from Eagles, Elks, Knights of Columbus, Lions, Moose.

What fraternal organizations operate in Vermont?

Vermont has lodges from Eagles (10 lodges), Elks (8 lodges), Moose (6 lodges), Knights of Columbus (4 lodges), Lions (4 lodges).