Live Oak Lodge No 304

Oxford House, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing self-run, self-supported recovery housing for individuals overcoming substance use disorders. Through its unique model, the organization fosters supportive, community-based environments where members can live together in drug and alcohol-free settings. Members share responsibilities and can stay as long as they remain sober, contribute to house expenses, and foster a harmonious living environment. The Oxford House model emphasizes personal accountability and mutual support, creating a pathway for recovery without the oversight of a house manager or external authority. Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, initially formed to provide aid to military servicemen towards the end of World War I. Established by Grand Masters in 1918, MSA aims to offer services to Grand Lodges that they may not be able to perform individually. MSA is recognized for its disaster relief efforts, having issued its first appeal in 1923, and has since become a trusted Masonic group for forwarding aid during times of crisis. Additionally, the organization supports military veterans through its Hospital Visitation Program and disseminates educational materials about Freemasonry to the public. Generated from the website