Masonic Lodges

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2645 B St
Lincoln, NE 68502
+1 (402) 475-2820
http://msana.com

The Masonic Service Association of North America is dedicated to supporting Freemasonry, the nation, and global communities, with its origins tracing back to the end of World War I when it was established to aid U.S. servicemen. Formed by Grand Masters in 1918, the organization aims to provide services that individual Grand Lodges cannot easily perform on their own.

MSA has become a reliable entity for disaster relief, having initiated its first appeal in 1923, and now collaborates with approximately 180 Hospital Representatives and State Coordinators to support military veterans. With a commitment to education, MSA has disseminated a variety of publications about Freemasonry, reaching over 3 million individuals in the past two decades.

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