Community involvement

Neighbors helping neighbors in Scott County.

Our best service begins close to home: listening to local needs, working alongside community partners, and sharing verified results with care.

Supporting our local schools

Teacher Supply Drive

Each year, Scott County Lodge No. 670 works to support local teachers and students through our Teacher Supply Drive.

In 2025, the Lodge raised $2,007, providing $1,003.50 each to two local schools. For 2026, we are supporting Huntsville Elementary and Winfield Elementary. Monetary donations are divided equally so each school can purchase the classroom and teacher supplies it needs most.

Active campaign

2026 Teacher Supply Drive

Fundraising period
September 18, 2026 – November 20, 2026
School delivery
December 4, 2026
Goal
Beat the 2025 total of $2,007

$205.00 raised toward our $2,008.00+ goal

10.2% of the minimum goal

Huntsville Elementary$102.50currently allocated
Winfield Elementary$102.50currently allocated

How support works

Monetary donations only

The 2026 campaign accepts monetary donations, primarily cash and checks, so the schools can purchase what they need most.

All monetary donations are divided 50/50 between the two schools.

  • Huntsville Elementary
  • Winfield Elementary

A continuing community project

2025 Teacher Supply Drive

The photographs below document the Lodge’s 2025 school support and show the foundation for this year’s campaign.

$2,007raised in 2025
$1,003.50provided to each school
Scott County Lodge member and Robbins Elementary representative presenting a Teacher Supply Drive check in 2025.
Robbins Elementary received $1,003.50 from the 2025 Teacher Supply Drive.
Fairview Elementary representative and Scott County Lodge member presenting a Teacher Supply Drive check in 2025.
Fairview Elementary received $1,003.50 from the 2025 Teacher Supply Drive.
Scott County Lodge member with a classroom group during the 2025 school visit; student faces are blurred.
A 2025 classroom visit connected Lodge service with local students and educators.
Scott County Lodge member reading during a 2025 classroom visit; student faces are not identifiable.
The Lodge’s 2025 school visit included time in the classroom as well as financial support.

Freemasonry in the community

Putting service into action.

Freemasonry encourages charity, service, and responsibility to our neighbors. For the members of Scott County Lodge No. 670, that means finding practical ways to support the communities where we live and work.

The Teacher Supply Drive is one way our Lodge puts those values into action.

Connect with the Lodge

Three ways to begin.

Share an appropriate need

Tell us about a local service opportunity, charitable effort, or community concern. An inquiry begins a conversation and does not guarantee assistance.

Send a public inquiry

Represent a local organization?

Schools, civic groups, and charitable organizations may contact the Lodge about public-facing opportunities to serve Scott County.

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Meet us at a public event

Public event pages explain who may attend, where to go, and what accessibility information is available.

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Follow the work

See public updates as they happen.

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