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★★★★★
Joining Solomon Lodge No. 20 has been a transformative experience for me. The sense of brotherhood and commitment to community service is unparalleled. Through various charity events, I have not only contributed to meaningful causes but also forged lifelong friendships. The teachings and traditions of Masonry have enriched my life, providing guidance and purpose just as they did for my Dad. I highly recommend this lodge to anyone seeking a deeper connection with their community, meaningful history, and personal growth.
AC Vandiver, Jr.
Solomon Lodge No. 20
Community Engagement
Join us in our various community events that foster brotherhood and philanthropy.
Our lodge actively participates in community service projects, promoting values of charity and support for those in need. From bicycles for deserving children to holiday celebrations for the Children’s Home Society, Solomon Brethren care for their community.
Charitable Initiatives
Support our mission to give back to the community.
Through fundraising and volunteer efforts, we aim to make a positive impact on the lives of those around us in our beloved Jacksonville community. Solomon Lodge No. 20 is a proud member of the Springfield Preservation and Revitalization (SPAR) council division known as SAMBA. The Springfield Area Merchants & Business Association connects the Lodge to its community, events, and initiatives that help preserve the surrounding area and history of our beautiful Lodge.
Membership Benefits
Becoming a part of the world’s oldest and largest fraternal organization is a humbling experience. You are connected with history. The Founding Fathers of the United States of America were filled with Freemasons. Recognizable figures such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Paul Revere, and the Marquis de Lafayette who fought alongside the Colonials were all bound by their Masonic obligation and honor.
When anyone asks if we know where the “National Treasure” is hidden, they may hear the honest response from Solomon members that it is most often found… within the heart of every Freemason.
