Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Grange?
The Grange, officially known as the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, is a non-sectarian, non-partisan fraternal organization with a rich history and a community presence in the United States. Originally formed to encourage American farmers to band together for their common economic and political well-being, the Grange now often serves as the backbone of a rural community. Our members are your neighbors and friends, all of whom share a love agriculture, the rural lifestyle, and the goal of making life better for everyone. Read about the National Grange, its history, and current issues facing rural communities at the National Grange history website: http://www.nationalgrange.org/about/history.html
What are the benefits of local Grange membership?
Discounts from member businesses Life Insurance through the National Grange Scholarship program sponsored by the local Grange Free advertising for members on our website Friendship, camraderie and being a contributing member of our rural community.
How do I join?
Fill out a membership application form and mail it, along with a check for the annual dues, to the address on the form.
How much does it cost?
Individual membership is $50 per year, or the whole family can become members for $100 per year
Do I have to live in the Mohawk Valley to join?
No, anyone is welcome to become a member!
Where is the Grange Hall?
The Grange Hall is in what was originally the Mabel Schoolhouse. The address is: 93727 Marcola Road, Marcola, Oregon 97454
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Do I have to be a member to attend a meeting or event?
Anyone is welcome to attend any of our events! Come on down, meet our gang, and get involved