The Masonic Family

The governing body of Ancient Free & Accepted Masons in Colorado, and the home of every chartered lodge in the state.

The Valley of Denver of the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite, conferring the 4th through 32nd degrees that deepen the lessons of the Blue Lodge.

A progression through the Royal Arch, the Cryptic degrees, and the chivalric orders of the Knights Templar.

Master Masons devoted to fellowship and to the Shriners Children's hospitals, which provide specialized care at no cost to families.

The largest fraternal order open to both men and women, joining Master Masons with their female relatives in charity and fellowship.

A charitable order for Master Masons and their ladies, devoted to fellowship and to the support of diabetes research.

An order of the wives and widows of Knights Templar, dedicated to friendship and to the support of the Templar charities.

A fraternal order of women supporting the Shriners Children's hospitals through their gifts of time and resources.

A Masonic-affiliated order for men and women, founded on Christian principles of charity and fellowship.

A fraternity for young men aged 12 to 21, building character, leadership, and integrity under Masonic guidance.

An organization for young women aged 10 to 20 with a Masonic relationship, fostering service, leadership, and lasting friendship.

A service organization for girls aged 11 to 20, teaching the values of faith, hope, and charity.

Master Masons who are present or former officers of the uniformed services, advancing patriotism and the love of country.

Master Masons who gather for a meal and fellowship, supporting youth scholarships and Masonic causes.