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It should come as no surprise that the fraternity that cares enough about children to make Mooseheart a reality enters the 21st century with protection of children who use the Internet as a key concern. As of the beginning of 2008, the Moose have entered into a partnership with the Safe Surfin’ USA Foundation, a Virginia-based organization which has been a leader in attempts to keep the Internet a safe place for children to explore. For more information: Click: Safe Surfin Brochure or http://www.safesurfinUSA.org and http://www.mooseintl.org/portal/communityservice/safesurfin.asp |
| The Moose And Special Olympics- A Winning Team! Click for Information |
Support our Military We have local men and women who are serving in deployed units from Beale Air Force base as well as local Arny units that would really appreciate a care package. Some local California/Nevada Air and National Guard Units are serving in Iraq or you may know of a relative serving. If you have a relative or friend deployed, please share the mailing address with us. The following are suggestions on what to send and not to send and how to send - DO NOT send anything that will melt, such as chocolate, jelly beans and other types of items that may not hold up to heat during shipment. All boxes that are mailed are placed into cargo containers that may reach temperature of 120 degrees or higher during transport. May take 2-3 weeks for items to reach destinations. Troop’s like canned fruits, fruit juices, Beef Jerky, Microwave shelf life foods, CD movies, moist wipes, toothbrushes and toothpaste, etc. Use a Flat Rate Priority Mail box that can be obtained from Post Office to mail. Weight does not matter when using these boxes. This really is the best way to send stuff. Please place a note in the box indicating it is from the Yuba City Moose Family Center. Let them know you are sending items as a show of our support and wish them a safe return home. |
| Moose Community Service... Is all about taking care of our Children, Seniors and our local community. Every year we donated funds to the Mooseheart Endowment Fund, Moose Charities and a host of other very worthy events and programs. During the year we put on an Easter Egg hunt for hundreds of kids and we cook and color over 12,000 eggs for the Counties Easter Egg hunt. We support the Special Olympics, Safe Surfin, the Tommy moose Program and this past year we manned a Red Cross shelter operation during flooding for 11 days. Twenty five of our members supported the Relay for Life and we cleaned up a portion of highway 99 every month. Through countless hours and personal expenses, many Moose members spend time supporting many worthy causes in our community. We would just like to say thank you to all of our Moose members who spent time supporting our community and our kids and seniors! You really make a difference. |










| Raise Money for Moose Charities by searching the Web!! Now you can raise money for Moose Charities just by searching the Internet at GoodSearch.com. You use GoodSearch.com like any other search engine - the site is powered by Yahoo! - but each time you do, money is generated for Moose Charities. Here’s how it works: 1. Go to http://www.goodsearch.com/ 2. Type Moose into the “I support” box and click on “verify” 3. Select Moose Charities (Mooseheart, IL) 4. Search the Internet just like you would with any search engine 5. Since GoodSearch shares its advertising revenue with charities and schools, every time you search the web at GoodSearch, you’ll be earning money for the Moose. GoodSearch also has a toolbar you can download from the homepage so that you can search right from the top of your browser. You can keep track of Moose Charities estimated earnings by clicking on “amount raised” once you designate Moose Charities (Mooseheart, IL) as your organization of choice. The more people who use the site, the more money we’ll earn to help support our many programs for the Moose, so please forward this information to a friend. |
A MOOSE INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM R. Robert Dale served as Secretary/Administrator of St.Charles, IL Lodge 1368. He was devoted to the Moose fraternity, its precepts and endeavors. He never married; never became a father. His sister married into a modest degree of wealth, but she never had children either. Following the death of her husband, she and Robert named each other in their wills. Robert survived her, but only by a few months. Robert Dale died on August 15, 1983 leaving an estate of more than $2 million, to be divided equally between the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home and the Loyal Order of Moose, both for the purpose of providing scholarships. Robert wanted to do a beautiful, unselfish, and divine act. In 1985, Director General Paul Hollaren and the Supreme Council approved that the interest from the Dale Scholarship Fund was to be used for Moose members children who had graduated from high school, to further their higher education, and the R. Robert Dale Scholarship Program was created. As of spring 2007, some 1,188 high school seniors, living in households headed by a member of either the Loyal Order of Moose or Women of the Moose, have benefited from Dale Scholarships totaling $1,188,000 since the programs inception. Applicants for the program must be high-school juniors with a grade-point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale. They are eligible only if their mother, father, or legal guardian is a member of the Moose in good standing. (One eligible application per student). Any state or provincial Moose Association with 15 to 45 or more eligible applicants (based on Association membership) may draw for at least one R. Robert Dale Scholarship winner. A Moose Lodge and Chapter can also win a bonus Scholarship for one of their eligible students on their own combined list, if they reach 25 eligible applicants. The Scholarship may be used for tuition, books, and fees at any accredited vocational or academic institution the winner chooses to attend. Applications must be returned to Moose International no later than Posted Date in June! All qualified applicants will be placed in a random drawing to be held in the fall at their Moose Association Annual Convention or at Moose International. Winners will be notified by mail. Their scholarship check for $1000.00 will be mailed directly to the college of their choice. Questions on the R. Robert Dale scholarship Program can be addressed to Ron Kozuszek at rkozuszek@mooseintl.org or by calling (630) 966-2219 |

| Military History of our Country on a car Unbelievable Paint Job Click Here to see the all of it |

| Community Service Volunteers Please be sure to turn in all of the hours, miles, and money you donate to help our communities and Moose Programs. This is an important part of our membership in our fraternity and every bit helps. |


| Christian Villarruel Sponsored by the Yuba City Moose Family Center D.O.B. 9-22-95 Accepted to Moose Heart 2-26-09 |















