Lodge 366 offers far more than a meeting room. Members gain access to a full social calendar including fundraising events, holiday dinners, and community service projects that put real dollars and volunteer hours back into Hampton. The lodge's hall is available for chapter meetings, making it a go-to gathering point for organizations like the Korean War Veterans Association.
Beyond events, membership unlocks a national network of over 800,000 Elks across the country, plus local benefits like discounted hall rentals for members, scholarship opportunities for youth in the community, and veteran-focused programs that honor service with action rather than words.
New to the Elks? The lodge welcomes prospective members to attend a public event first, get a feel for the people, and ask questions before committing. That open-door approach is exactly why so many guests at a single fundraiser brunch end up submitting a membership application before they leave.