Vermont Fraternal Lodges

Vermont is home to 32 fraternal lodges spread across 21 cities and towns. Each lodge serves as a community hub offering fellowship, service programs, charitable activities, and social events. Use the directory below to find a lodge near you.

Across Vermont's 21 communities with fraternal lodges, you'll find 8 Elks, 6 Moose, 10 Eagles, 4 Knights of Columbus, 4 Lions. The most active cities include Rutland, South Burlington, Bennington.

Each lodge serves as a vital community hub offering fellowship, charitable programs, service projects, and social activities for members and their families. Whether you're new to fraternal organizations or a longtime member seeking a new lodge, Vermont's fraternal community welcomes you.

10Eagles
8Elks
6Moose
4Knights of Columbus
4Lions
32
Total Lodges
21
Cities
4.4
Avg. Rating
62%
Have Websites
90%
Have Phone Numbers

Top Rated in Vermont

Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse

Moose★★★★★ 5.0

Knights of Columbus

Knights of Columbus★★★★★ 5.0
South Burlington

BPOE #1499 Elks Lodge

Elks★★★★½ 4.8
Brattleboro

Loyal Order of Moose

Moose★★★★½ 4.8

Browse by City in Vermont

Arlington
1 lodges
Barre
1 lodges
Bennington
3 lodges
Brattleboro
2 lodges
Burlington
1 lodges
Derby
1 lodges
Duxbury
1 lodges
Fair Haven
1 lodges
Hardwick
1 lodges
Milton
1 lodges
Newport
1 lodges
Rutland
5 lodges
Springfield
1 lodges
Troy
1 lodges
Vergennes
1 lodges
Waitsfield
1 lodges
Windsor
1 lodges

Fraternal Organizations in Vermont

Elks in Vermont — 8 Posts

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks lodges in Vermont serve 8 locations. Founded in 1868, the Elks are committed to community service with a focus on youth programs, scholarships, and charitable initiatives. Elks lodges in Vermont offer membership to men and women who believe in community service, providing social gatherings, dining facilities, and volunteer opportunities.

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Moose in Vermont — 6 Posts

Loyal Order of Moose lodges operate 6 locations across Vermont. Established in 1888, the Moose focus on mutual aid and community welfare. Moose lodges in Vermont welcome members interested in fellowship, community service, family programs, and supporting charitable causes through structured giving initiatives.

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Eagles in Vermont — 10 Posts

Fraternal Order of Eagles maintains 10 aeries throughout Vermont. Founded in 1898 under the motto 'People Helping People,' Eagles members in Vermont are dedicated to charitable works, youth development, and community service. Eagles aeries provide fellowship and opportunities to make a positive difference in local communities.

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Knights of Columbus in Vermont — 4 Posts

Knights of Columbus councils serve 4 locations in Vermont. The world's largest Catholic fraternal organization, founded in 1882, the Knights are known for charitable works, education support, and community development. Councils in Vermont provide fellowship, insurance benefits, and opportunities for meaningful service.

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Lions in Vermont — 4 Posts

Lions Clubs International has 4 clubs throughout Vermont. Founded in 1917, Lions Clubs operate under the principle 'We Serve' with a focus on vision services, youth education, and community projects. Lions in Vermont work together to address local needs and support global humanitarian causes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fraternal Lodges in Vermont

How many fraternal lodges are in Vermont?+
Vermont has 32 fraternal lodges across 21 cities and towns. These include 8 Elks lodges, 6 Moose lodges, 10 Eagles aeries, 4 Knights of Columbus councils, 4 Lions clubs, and 0 Odd Fellows lodges. The cities with the most lodges are Rutland (5), South Burlington (4), Bennington (3), Brattleboro (2), Manchester Center (2).
What types of fraternal organizations are in Vermont?+
Vermont is served by major fraternal organizations including: the Elks (founded 1868, 8 lodges), Moose (founded 1888, 6 lodges), Fraternal Order of Eagles (founded 1898, 10 aeries), Knights of Columbus (founded 1882, 4 councils), Lions Clubs (founded 1917, 4 clubs), and the Odd Fellows (founded 1819, 0 lodges). Each organization has different eligibility requirements and focus areas, but all provide community, fellowship, and charitable services to members.
How do I find a fraternal lodge near me in Vermont?+
Use the city directory above to browse all 21 cities in Vermont that have fraternal lodges. Click on your city to see a complete list of lodges with addresses, phone numbers, websites, and community ratings. You can also contact lodges directly to ask about meeting times and visitor policies.
Can anyone visit a fraternal lodge in Vermont?+
Most fraternal lodges in Vermont welcome visiting members and prospective members. Many lodges hold open events, dinners, and community gatherings that are open to the public. Membership requirements vary by organization — Elks membership requires sponsorship by a current member, Knights of Columbus is for Catholic men, Lions accepts community-minded professionals, and other organizations have varying membership criteria. Contact your local lodge for specific visiting hours and membership eligibility.
What services do fraternal lodges in Vermont offer?+
Fraternal lodges in Vermont typically offer a wide range of services including: community charitable programs and donations, youth scholarship programs, social events and recreational activities, civic volunteering opportunities, disaster relief support, health and wellness initiatives, and fellowship gatherings. Each organization may emphasize different causes such as education, vision care, local community development, or youth mentoring.

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