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Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS) is a non-profit network committed to providing alternative recovery support for individuals seeking to achieve and maintain sobriety without a spiritual or religious framework. Founded over 28 years ago, SOS promotes a scientific approach to addiction recovery, fostering autonomy and respect among its diverse members who come from various backgrounds and beliefs. The organization operates numerous local groups across New York State, offering meetings that encourage a rational and open-minded perspective on addiction and recovery. SOS operates independently from traditional twelve-step programs and does not involve itself in outside controversies, ensuring a safe, welcoming environment for all attendees. Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to supporting Freemasonry and providing essential services to the military and communities in need. Established in the aftermath of World War I, MSA was formed to facilitate aid through a unified agency, offering support that individual Grand Lodges could not easily provide alone. MSA is well-known for its disaster relief initiatives and a Hospital Visitation Program that focuses on assisting military veterans. Through education and outreach, MSA has significantly contributed to public awareness of Freemasonry, distributing millions of informational publications over the past two decades. Generated from the website