MHCO was also Blessed to become the beneficiary of the Rufus Walston Smile Fund established by Mrs. Walston-Taylor and her family, Crown Point Lodge #708, and Greenville Lodge #284. This endowed gift will provide annual support for the children needing special dental care. Special thanks to WB Chris Richardson and
The Great Landscape Day, developed by WB Chris Richardson, was another wonderful success. MHCO was Blessed to have almost seventy volunteers participate in mulching, planting flowers, picking up trash, weeding, and making continued improvements to God’s Half Acre. Several cottages joined to work alongside the dedicated volunteers and completed all
The Masonic Home for Children at Oxford MHCO was honored and blessed to receive a grant award from the Triangle North Healthcare Foundation TNHF of $21,500 toward the operation and support of the Community Support Center CSC. The Mission of the Triangle North Healthcare Foundation is to encourage, support and invest in
The Masonic Home for Children is deeply grateful for the generous donation made by CAPTRUST, which will directly benefit the children in the care of the home! The CAPTRUST Community Foundation grant program proudly supports 501(c)(3) charitable organizations throughout the country that share in the CCF’s mission to enrich the
The Concerned Bikers Association visited MHCO to learn more about the programs and provided a generous donation. These funds will help to provide essential care, education, and opportunities for children who need it most. The Concerned Bikers Association had donated to the Masonic Home several years ago and wanted to
We wanted to shout out The 13th Round Boxing Company for being such an awesome steward in our small community! Thank you so much for hosting your monthly fight night and choosing us as your charity! Boxers from all over came and sparred it out, raising $550 for our home!
You’re invited to Time for the Kids, the annual black-tie gala that celebrates and supports the Masonic Home for Children at Oxford, on June 21, 2025 at the Amran Shrine Temple in Raleigh. The evening begins with a social at 5 p.m., followed by a buffet dinner at 6. Guests
Moving furniture into our residents’ rooms on Saturday was an experience that brought together effort, teamwork, and a shared sense of purpose. As the sun rose, volunteers gathered, fueled by excitement and anticipation. The day began with a spirited discussion about how best to organize the space, ensuring that each
We’re so honored to have received a $14,100 grant from Arby’s Foundation. We were nominated by Anthony Gianino, who generously thought of us and we couldn’t be more thankful. These funds will be used to provide furniture for 3 of our Independent Living apartments. We’re truly grateful for your commitment to
2024-2025 School Supply Needs List: Great Need for larger, good quality bookbags for our teenage residents Headphones wired and wireless Science Fair/Project Display Boards Poster Board (all colors) 1-inch, 2-inch & 3-inch binders Notebook Paper both Wide-Ruled and College Ruled Notebook Page Dividers Three and Five subject notebooks with perforated
