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The Grand Lodge of Georgia F. & A. M.  

The Masonic Home of Georgia has served over 2,100 children from the State of Georgia. Located on 650 acres in Macon, the Masonic Home is easily accessible from any point in the State.

The home is a private non-profit organization funded by the more than 47,000 Masons of Georgia in 425 Masonic Lodges Statewide. The home is a residential child care facility providing basic care to children who, for various reasons, are no longer able to live in their homes.

Philosophy

Love, security, personal growth and achievement are the guiding principles of the Masonic Home.

Since June 14, 1905

The Board of Trustees

for the Masonic Home of Georgia

Seated (l to r)

J. Edward Jenning, Jr. DGM ~ A. Joe Clark, Chairman, Board of Trustees, 8th Dist. Trustee ~ Ted C. Collins, Grand Master of Masons in Georgia

Trustees Standing (l to r)

Jack L. Hepner, 1st Dist. ~ Jimmy C. Lee, 3rd Dist. ~ Joseph W. Powell, II, 4th Dist. ~ A.E. "Doc" Bowman, 12th Dist. ~ Howard R. Martin, 6th Dist. ~ Norman Wheeler, 5th Dist. ~ James B. Phillips, 7th Dist. ~ Joe V. Bolin, 2nd Dist ~ Charles R. Johnson, 10th Dist. ~ Huey P. Davis, Jr., 11th Dist.

These are the Brethren, elected by the Masons in their various Masonic districts throughout the state of Georgia, who oversee the operations of the Masonic Home.  Theirs is a labor of Love...for the Children and for Freemasonry.  They serve without financial compensation so those less fortunate and far less capable of caring for themselves might have a warm, safe home in a family environment where they can study, play, be happy, and mature into productive members of society.

The Masonic Home is comprised of four halls and two cottages, where the children reside in a family type atmosphere under the care of dedicated houseparents.

The home has an education department responsible for meeting the needs of each child.  This includes choosing the appropriate academic environment, tutorial assistance and permitting students to participate in a variety of extra-curricular activities while monitoring  their academic needs on a daily basis.

At various times throughout the year many caring and dedicated Lodges sponsor a variety of recreation activities for the children.  These include picnics, day  trips to see the Braves and Falcons, "Six Flags" and "Whitewater" trips and even trips to Homosassa Florida to swim with the manatees and to Disney World and Epcot.

Additionally, the home owns a camp at Shellman's Bluff, where the children go to "rough it" every summer for about three weeks.

Where our children work, play and live.

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