Membership

The 2026-27 Campaign - Growing To Serve

Frank Vorhees

Growing To Serve Together

Every time we gather in a Moose lodge, volunteer at an event, cook a meal, or simply show up for one another, we are reminded of what makes our Fraternity strong. It isn’t a logo or a building. It’s people giving their time, energy, and hearts in support of our organization’s goals. These members have fueled membership increases that started in 2021-22 and are on track to reach a fifth straight year when the current campaign ends on April 30.

Our years of sustained growth didn’t happen because of slogans. They happened because members invited others to be part of something meaningful. When someone joins the Moose, it’s not because they were “recruited,” but because they were “welcomed.” At its core, membership growth is a selfless act. It is an extension of service that ensures our mission can continue long after today.

That is why we are proud to introduce the 2026-27 Membership campaign theme: Growing to Serve.

Our work as a Fraternity is never done. There are communities to support and families to help. There are always going to be children and seniors who need the care provided at Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Growth isn’t the goal — service is. Growth simply allows us to serve better and reach farther.

The symbols and colors for the logo we have selected reflect who we are and where we’re headed.

• The tree and arrow show growth, direction, and deep Fraternal roots.

• The seal represents Moose brothers and sisters working together.

• Blue stands for trust and loyalty.

• Green represents growth and new life.

• Gold signifies excellence and the Golden Rule. It also reflects the exceptional care provided at Mooseheart and Moosehaven.

Growing to Serve isn’t just a theme. It’s a reminder of who we are, why we serve, and the legacy we are building together — one member, one lodge, and one community at a time.

As the campaign kicks off on May 1, it’s your collective efforts that will drive The Moose to greater heights.

— Frank Vorhees, Director of Membership