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BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ORDER

AZ · EIN 860180430 · $492K rev · operational · www.elks.org
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The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is a national organization focused on community service, particularly in drug awareness, veteran support, and youth programs. They engage volunteers to deliver initiatives aimed at fostering a drug-free environment for children and providing assistance to veterans across the United States.

activities · 17

what they do

direct service · 16
capacity building · 1
strategies · 13

how they think

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Elks National Drug Awareness Program
The largest volunteer drug awareness program in the United States, aimed at educating communities about the dangers of drug abuse.
Elks Veterans Service Commission
Provides direct services to veterans and military members, focusing on rehabilitation and support for those in need.
Hoop Shoot
A free throw program for youth ages 8-13 that promotes sportsmanship and healthy competition.
relationships · 7

who they work with

  • Elks Network — Operates the Hoop Shoot program under the Elks organization.
  • Elks Drug Awareness Program Network — Program featured in the magazine as part of the Elks' fraternal activities
  • Elks Lodges Partner — Provides grants to Elks Lodges to connect with veterans and military members in their communities.
  • Elks National Foundation Network — Related entity mentioned in the magazine as part of the Elks organization structure
  • Elks National Veterans Service Commission Network — Commission highlighted in the magazine as part of the Elks' service initiatives
  • Elks National Veterans Service Commission Partner — Works with the commission to provide service to veterans and military members.
  • Salisbury Elks Lodge #699 Partner — Provided an extensive collection and contributions to the Elks History Project