Fraternal Organizations
Fraternal
Fraternal organizations identify themselves as brotherhoods and/or sisterhoods, with lifetime memberships, shared ideals and principles, and ritualistic traditions. These organizations may be formed with different purposes, including social interaction, public service, or mutual benefit (such as financial services or insurance for members).
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- Links to fraternal organizations, message board and chat room.
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- From the US Department of the Treasury. Exemption requirements, application, and filing details; also unrelated business and solicitation information.
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- Article about fraternalism from an outsider.
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- A listing of public and secret societies and fraternal organizations with abbreviations. Includes slogans and mottos. For ease in attributing collectibles that only feature initials.
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- A survey of secret societies, including a general history of various fraternities and their specific impact on Marin County California.
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- Portal site listing and linking many social and fraternal websites.
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- A brief historical overview of several secret fraternal organizations.
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- Pennsylvania. Founded in 1873.
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- Home page for several Groves of the United Ancient Order of Druids, containing history of the organization, contact information, and links.
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- Printing, database, mailing and newsletter design services for professional and fraternal groups.
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- Article on the changes in society and their effects on fraternalism.
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- A national fraternal organization for men following a secret druid tradition but not religion. Contact information.
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