Royal Purple #99

The Royal Purple of Canada was founded on September 11, 1914

and was incorporated under a special Dominion of Canada Charter

with the Elks of Canada.  The first lodge was set up in Vancouver,

B.C.  Working diligently to develop the organization across Canada,

Alice Morrow became the first Supreme Honoured Royal Lady 

(National President).

Since inception, the Royal Purple of Canada has grown to over 

200 Lodges and 7,000 Members.  Membership means you will

receive a warm welcome when visiting any Lodge, a network of

friends that you can tap into anywhere in Canada.  Extending this

network further is our partner Organization, The Elks of Canada.

The Members of Royal Purple of Canada focus primarily on the

promotion and support of community needs across Canada through

Local and National programs.  Some of these programs include:

I Star Institute for Stuttering

The Elks and Royal Purple Fund for Children (funds are made 

 available to any needy child in Canada)

In order to support our many charities and activities, we must

raise funds.  Since this is done in a variety of ways, there is always

an opportunity for members to participate in an activity that suits

everyone.  It is a great way to develop the camaraderie that lasts

a lifetime.

Fun!  Throughout the year you will have many opportunities to relax

and have fun.  Some events involve our Brother Elks.

Meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month, at the Stavely 

Community Hall, Time: 7:00 pm.

Contact:  Lexi Levair stavelyroyalpurpleelks@gmail.com

Contributions to the Community

- Elks Seniors Supper

- Annual Christmas Market (November)

- Annual Lobsterfest (June)

- Stavely New Year's Eve Party

- Highway Clean-up

- Provide lunches/desserts for local funerals

- Entertainment for Seniors Lodges (Porcupine Hills Lodge and Willow Creek Continuing Care)

- Carolyn's Carts (available at Nanton and Claresholm grocery stores)

Financial Support to:

- Stavely Golden Age Centre - Stavely Community Hall

- Lancaster Society - The Station

- Four Schools One Book Program - Claresholm Minor Lacrosse Association

- Stavely & District Agricultural Soceity - West Meadow School Playground

- Camp Carmangay - SUCH Drama

- Claresholm Health Foundation Chaplaincy Committee

- Nanton Marlin Swim Club - Claresholm & District Transportation Society

- Stavely Library - Stavely Newsletter

- Nanton Skating Club - Claresholm High School Rodeo Association

- ALS Walk - Nanton & District Handivan Society

- Nanton Quality of Life Foundation