HIKE
PROJECTS FOR HIKE
Our HIKE Coordinator, Kayla M is selling HIKE Bracelets for $2.00 each.
They are purple and white swirl in color and have HIKE with the symbol
and Job's Daughters on them. If you would like to purchase some,
contact
Kayla M at Bethel 1.
Bethel 17 is selling T shirts with $2.50 per shirt going to HIKE. They
need a minimum number to order, so when they gather enough orders to
make the minimum they will be ordered. Contact Leslea Partridge at
Bethel 17 for more information.
Bethel 39 is selling purple and white scarves and mittens for HIKE. The
price is $13.00 for either a pair of mittens or a scarf, or $25.00 for
both. They have MNJD on them. Contact Rosemary Guntzel for more
information.
Help support HIKE in a very easy way by ordering some of these items.
Your favorite Job's Daughter would like to be decked out in purple and
white for Christmas.
If you can't otherwise reach any of these people to order or for
information, email
and your inquiry will be
forwarded.
HIKE
HEARING IMPAIRED KIDS ENDOWMENT
FUND
JOB’S DAUGHTERS INTERNATIONAL
The HIKE Fund, Inc. is the philanthropic project of the Supreme Guardian Council, JDI. Many jurisdictions have adopted this project year after year, in addition to their own projects.
The purpose of the HIKE Fund is to provide hearing devices for children with hearing impairments. From newborns through the age of twenty any child with a verified prescription from an audiologist or physician, certification that their parents are financially unable to meet this special need, may fill out the application and send it to the HIKE Fund, Inc. These forms are available through the Supreme Guardian Council at www.iojd.org , the HIKE Fund, Inc. at www.thehikefund.org,
or the Grand Guardian Council of Minnesota. (See the Forms page and submit a request for these forms.)
HIKE Fund, Inc. checks have been awarded to young people from all parts of the United States, Canada and Australia. There have been many presentations in Minnesota. The money has been used to purchase FM systems, hearing aids, closed caption converters, alerting systems, tactile units and even football helmets. These various devices cost a lot of money and the HIKE Fund, Inc helps with the expense of these life-changing devices.
The HIKE Fund, Inc is a not-for-profit charity. It is registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt charity.
The next time you see an event planned for the benefit of the HIKE Fund, Inc, please join in, participate or donate as much as you can for this worthwhile fund. You will feel good and the children thank you.
The Grand Lodge (Masons) and the Grand Chapter (Order of the Eastern Star) of Minnesota have joined together in an effort to raise funds for a state-of-the-art cancer research and treatment facility at the University of Minnesota. Partners for Life is the Campaign for the Masonic Oncology Pavilion. The original Masonic Cancer Center opened in 1955 and with the help of the Masonic Family organizations has become a well-known cancer research and treatment center. We will be joining in the effort to help raise much-needed funds, as the goal is $15 million dollars.
The Grand Guardian Council, Grand Bethel and individual Bethels may also each have other projects for the benefit of the communities in which they are located, or a statewide project.
Watch for the announcement of these special projects and give your support enthusiastically.
It is SPRING and perhaps there is someone in your very own neighborhood who could use your help in cleaning up their yard, planting flowers or vegetables, mowing the lawn, putting up screen windows, painting or other little projects. Check around your block and see if you can lend a hand to someone who could use it. They will be very thankful and you will feel great! Be sure to tell them you are a Job’s Daughter and this is your way of making your neighborhood a better place.