Moose - The Family Fraternity: An international
organization of men and women, dedicated to
caring for young and old, bringing
communities closer together and celebrating
life.
The Loyal Order of Moose is a fraternal and
service organization founded in 1888, with
nearly 1.5 million men and women in roughly
2,000 Lodges and 1600 chapters, in all 50
states and four Canadian provinces, plus
Great Britain and Bermuda.  
Stop by our Yuba City Moose Family Center for
a visit soon.
Website design
by Past Governor
Bill Thompson
Italian Monday
5:30 - 7 p.m.

Taco Tuesday
5:30-7 PM $1.00 Each

Wednesday Family Night
6:30 - 8:00 PM
Steak or Evening Special
Price $4.50 to $8.00

Friday Fun Night Dinner
6.00 - 7.00 PM
Price $5.00

SUNDAY BREAKFAST
9:00 - 11.00 AM
Buffet - $5.00
Breakfast to order available
We need your email address to send you updates and a
few reminders. We will start e-mailing the Moose Call for
those who wish to help us save some pennies and a tree.
Please take a moment and click on the blue email link.
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NOTICE: The Loyal Order of Moose is a private organization. All activities and events referred
to on this web site are available to members in good standing. This Web site is for
informational purposes with proprietary information intended for members only. General
information is available to the public at large, but should not be construed to be a solicitation
for membership. This web site is an initiative of the Yuba City Moose Lodge and is not
sanctioned by the Loyal Order of Moose, Moose International, the Supreme Lodge or any
subsidiary thereof. All logos, trademarks and service marks pertaining to the Loyal Order of
Moose and/or its programs or degrees are copyrighted © by Moose International, Inc.,
Mooseheart, Illinois. The information contained herein is both confidential and privileged and
shall only be available to and used by good-standing members of the Loyal Order of Moose
for fraternal purposes. Any use of the information (Section 45.3 of the General Laws)
contained herein for private gain or for any commercial, political or business purpose is
strictly prohibited. Website designed and Maintained by: Bill Thompson
Free Dinner in your
Birthday Month
Go The Distance Find out how
more than one million men and
women across North America are
receiving as much as they’re giving.
Yuba City Moose Family Center
Lodge 1204 and Chapter 1089
205 S. Walton Ave
Yuba City, CA. 95993
(530) 671-1204
YubaCityMoose@Gmail.com
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.

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 "Proof of Our Value":  
COMMUNITY SERVICE

The Moose fraternal organization was founded in the late 1800s by Dr. John
Henry Wilson with the modest goal of offering men an opportunity to gather
socially.  It was reinvented during the first decade of the 20th century into an
organization of men and women that could provide protection and security for a
largely working-class membership.  For a quarter-century the Moose had
directed its efforts almost completely toward Mooseheart and Moosehaven.  
With discharged WWII Veterans driving Moose membership to nearly 800,000
members, Moose International Director General Giles set out to broaden the
organization's horizons.  In 1949 he conceived and instituted what was to
become the third great Moose endeavor of the modern era, the Civic Affairs
program (later renamed Community Service).  Giles explained his rationale:
"Only three institutions have a God-given right to exist in a community, the home,
the church and the school.  The rest of us must be valuable to the community to
warrant our existence, and the burden of proof of our value is on us."  
The kaleidoscope of all that is Moose Community Service was organized into a
“Five-Point Program” in the early 1990s, then expanded in mid-decade to the
“Six-Point Program” with its familiar logo at top.  The Community Service
program has since flourished into a myriad of humanitarian efforts on the local
Lodge level, as well as fraternity-wide projects including the Moose Youth
Awareness Program, Tommy Moose Program, and Youth Sports.  As of May 1,
2008 the Moose International Six-Point Program covers service and donations
to Special Olympics and the Bedford Virginia based Safe Surfin' Foundation
which seeks to safeguard our Children from Internet Crime and educate the
public about Internet crimes against children.
The Moose International Department of Fraternal Programs recognizes
outstanding community service efforts by individual lodges.  During the latter
part of May each year, the International Community Service Committee meets to
judge all lodges that have earned four "Superior" ratings during the recently
completed fiscal year.  The top  Lodges are recognized as recipients of the
annual awards and a plaque of appreciation indicating the Lodge name and
number and the level of award achieved.  
Community Service is a vital part of our organization.  Not only is it important to
our Lodge, but it is important and meaningful to the ones that we help.  Even the
smallest of things we do such as driving an elderly person to the doctor or
volunteering to cut their grass or doing repairs, counts as community service
and the Lodge gets credit with Moose International.  So remember to let the
Community Service Chairperson, or the Lodge office know of any service or
volunteer work that you do or have done.  The basic information that is needed
is the number of members involved, number of miles driven, and the number of
hours spent on the project.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:

All activities and events referred to on this
Website and in our Moose newsletter are
available to members in good standing and their
qualified guests only.
6 Dec Bingo
7 Dec Craft Show
14 Dec Christmas DD
20 Dec Bingo
21 & 26 Dec Karaoke
31 Dec New Years Eve DD
16 Jan Birthday Dinner Dance
18 & 23 Jan Karaoke with Edie
25 Jan Dinner Dance