The Masonic Home for Children at Oxford was built upon the idea of
charity...to create a Home for children who did not have one.
Charity
has supported the growth and success of the Home throughout
its history. Today, the generosity of others is the driving force behind the success of
its children and the fulfillment of it mission. There are many ways to
give to the children at the home and many advantages for your income taxes, your estate, and
your family.
A great accomplishment can come from helping a child
today, tomorrow, and for years to come.
Contribute to the life of a
child
by printing the
Donation Form and mailing in your
donation today!
You can contribute to the life of a child today with a direct gift.
Memorials – A special
way to remember and to give
The Masonic Home for
Children at Oxford is honored and humbled to be included in memorials to
special friends and loved ones which provides extremely generous donations
to the Home. During this time of loss, our Home is remembered by those who
were touched by the life of another with a memorial gift benefiting our
children. Friends and family send memorial gifts to our Home address and,
in return, a letter of acknowledgment is sent to the family of the departed,
informing them of the special gift made in memory of their departed loved
one to the children of our Home. An acknowledgment is also sent to those
who give the memorial gift.
The Home is blessed to be
included in the memorial of dear family and friends and receive an average
of forty memorials a month. A great way to remember and honor one who made
a difference in your life, consider placing a memorial contribution to The Masonic Home for
Children at Oxford or to the charity of your choice to impact the life of a child, through the
cherished memories of another.
The Masonic
Home for Children at Oxford
does not engage in
rendering legal or tax advisory services.
The Home adheres to all
accountability standards as outlined by the National Association of
Fundraising Professionals Donor Bill of Rights, Code of Ethical Principles
and Standards of Professional Practice. January 1, 2003
The Cornerstone Donor Newsletter
Hayes Society
The Hayes Society recognizes those individuals, foundations,
corporations, and other groups who, on record, have executed planned gifts in
the Home's 133 year history or who are planning to execute a planned gift,
in writing, with the Home.
The Hayes Society will be permanently
recognized on campus and will include special recognition throughout the
year. Email the
Financial Development office for more information.
