Moments from
the year.
Fundraisers. Transports. The parade. The pancake line. The people who keep the road open. A year in the life of a small chapter doing a very large thing.
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Corned beef for first responders Served with the Masonic Lodge: a corned-beef meal for the men and women who keep the Keys safe.
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On stage with Foreigner The band signed a guitar; the club raffled tickets at the concert. Every ticket went straight to the patient transport fund.
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The winning ticket One lucky raffle winner with the signed Foreigner guitar — every band member's signature on the body.
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St. Patrick's Day at Fishermen's Hospital With the Masonic Lodge: corned beef and cabbage served to every first responder on shift at Marathon Fishermen's Hospital.
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Class of 2026 scholarships Scholarships presented on graduation night to local Keys students — the club's investment in the kids who already made it through.
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On stage with the graduates Another angle on graduation night: scholarship recipients on stage with the members who funded their next chapter.
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Reception, the long table The scholarship reception at the clubhouse — food, family, a Congrats Grad banner, and a long table to sit at.
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Plates in hand The class lining up at the reception spread, plates in hand — the part of the night where the speeches stop and the catching-up starts.
Come volunteer for a transport or a fundraiser.
Drivers, kitchen hands, sound engineers, pit masters, sign painters: the chapter is run entirely by volunteers and there is always something that needs doing.