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Dues / Endowment
Pay your annual dues for the current Masonic year, or contribute to a perpetual endowment in your name or in honor of another brother. Members in good standing receive a current dues card by mail upon payment of dues.
Member Resources
Dues, Endowments & Donations
Three ways to support the work of Johnson City Lodge No. 561 — securely processed by Zeffy.
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Building Fund
Support the construction of our new lodge home at the historic Masonic Cemetery property. One-time or recurring contributions welcome.
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Donation
Make a general donation to support the ongoing charitable, educational, and community work of Johnson City Lodge No. 561.
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Where the hours went
772 hours of service in 2025
Every year the Lodge reports to Grand Lodge the charitable work its members gave: the hours, the miles and the gifts. This is where last year's hours went.
- Youth and church education279 h
Weekly youth events, youth trips, confirmation classes and Bible reading classes.
- Lights Spectacular216 h
Staffing the Lodge booth through Johnson City's Christmas season.
- Blanco County Fair and Rodeo120 h
Working the Lodge's fair and rodeo events each August.
- Community meals and fundraisers49 h
Church chicken and brisket barbecues, the spaghetti supper, the Last Supper and the Thanksgiving potluck.
- Christmas outreach28 h
Building and taking down the Living Nativity, church Christmas programs, the Santa line and Christmas Joy shopping.
- Neighbors in need8 h
Small repairs and help for elderly neighbors, including after falls.
- Other service72 h
Retreat work, a church logo design, the PEC 5K and a City Council invocation.
Hours as recorded by members in the Lodge's charitable hours tracker for the 2025 reporting year and reported to Grand Lodge. Individual records stay private; only totals are shown.
Ways to give this year
Pick up where the Lodge left off
- Youth and church education. Give an evening to a youth program or help chaperone a trip.
- Lights Spectacular. Take a booth shift in November or December. Shifts are short and sociable.
- Blanco County Fair and Rodeo. Sign up for a fair shift; a half day is a real contribution.
- Community meals and fundraisers. Cook, serve or clean up at a church or community meal.
- Christmas outreach. Help build the Living Nativity or shop for a family at Christmas.
- Neighbors in need. Check on an elderly neighbor. An hour fixing a door counts.
- Other service. Any service done as a Mason counts. Record it and it will be reported.
Whatever you do, record it. Members can enter hours, miles and gifts in the members area in about a minute, or reply to the Secretary's monthly email. Both go into the same record and into the Lodge's annual report.