Quietly at Work in Our Community
Relief, in the practice of everyday neighbors
For more than four decades, the brothers of Lodge 755 have served the Clemmons community through scholarships, youth literacy, blood drives, charity events, and steady support of children and elders across North Carolina.
Programs & Partners
Where Lodge 755 puts its hands to work.
Clemmons Masonic Lodge Scholarship
Awarded annually to a graduating senior pursuing a four-year college, two-year college, or trade school. Eligibility requires a 3.0 GPA and demonstrated extracurricular and civic participation.
Bikes for Books · Youth Literacy
In partnership with Clemmons Elementary, brothers of Lodge 755 award brand-new bicycles to students who reach reading milestones — making literacy a celebration.
Community Blood Drives
The lodge regularly hosts blood drives in the multipurpose room at 6210 Stadium Drive — one of the most direct ways to give the gift of life to neighbors.
Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Held each year at Oak Valley Golf Club, the lodge's charity golf tournament has become a multi-decade tradition — bringing together brothers, friends, and sponsors to raise funds for charitable work.
Masonic Car Show
An open community event hosted on the lodge grounds at 6210 Stadium Drive — a friendly afternoon of classic cars, food, and fellowship.
Masonic Home for Children at Oxford
Lodge 755 supports the Masonic Home for Children at Oxford, NC — a residential home that has cared for children in need since 1873, regardless of any Masonic connection.
Statewide Masonic Charity
Part of something larger.
Through the Grand Lodge of North Carolina, Lodge 755 contributes to the broader work of North Carolina Freemasonry — including the Masonic Home for Children at Oxford, WhiteStone: A Masonic and Eastern Star Community, and the North Carolina Masonic Foundation, which supports those homes, scholarships, and historic preservation across the state.
We also extend hospitality to neighboring Masonic bodies. Most recently, Lodge 755 hosted the Winston-Salem Scottish Rite for its stated meetings while their new building was under construction.
Want to Help or Be Helped?
Reach out to the lodge.
Whether you'd like to sponsor an event, donate, partner with a program, or quietly request assistance, the Secretary will see your message reaches the right brother.
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