Foreland Club

The Dover Elks Lodge No. 1903 has been a vital part of the Dover community since its establishment in 1953, originally sponsored by the Wilmington Lodge #307. With a mission centered on charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity, the Lodge actively supports veterans, youth, and various community needs through extensive volunteer work and fundraising efforts. Having moved to its current location at 200 Saulsbury Road in 2005, the Lodge features a comfortable lounge, a formal dining room, and a large banquet room available for rental. With a commitment to fostering fellowship and American patriotism, the Dover Elks continue to demonstrate their motto of "Elks Care and Elks Share" through numerous benevolent programs. Generated from the website

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) is a long-standing international fraternal organization founded in 1819 that focuses on community service and personal development. With a mission to visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead, and educate orphans, IOOF offers its members the opportunity to engage meaningfully with their communities while fostering friendships across diverse backgrounds. Through a network of over 600,000 members in more than 10,000 lodges across 30 countries, the IOOF provides a platform for individuals to grow personally and socially. Members participate in rituals and activities designed to improve the character of mankind, creating a sense of purpose and unity within their local and global communities. Generated from the website