Taking care of our community since 1948!
We are "People Helping People!"
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Taking care of our community since 1948!
Cresaptown Fraternal Order of Eagles Aeries #2883 is a friendly social setting to come and enjoy as well as a fund raising organization that donates to local and national organizations to lessen the suffering and enhancing the lives of people.
Facebook Group is - https://www.facebook.com/groups/CresaptownEagles2883/
Facebook Group is - https://www.facebook.com/groups/CresaptownEagles2883/
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Cresaptown Aerie #2883
14700 McMullen Hwy Cresaptown, MD 21502 301-729-1430 |
Meetings:
Men - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 7:30 PM Aux. – 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 7 PM Joint Meetings on 5th Tuesdays 7:30 PM Eagle Riders on 1st Friday 6 PM |
Business Hours:
Monday - Friday 10 AM to 12 AM Friday and Saturday 10 AM to 1 AM Sundays 11 AM to 12 AM Sunday |
Regular Events
Mondays - Happy Hour All Day
Tuesdays - Meeting Night - Aerie 1st and 3rd, Auxiliary 2nd and 4th, 5th Joint Officer
Wednesdays - Jackpot Day - Kitchen Open for Lunch 11 AM to 1 PM, Trivia Night 7 to 9 PM, Kitchen Open 5 to 9 PM
Thursdays - Queen of Hearts - Every Thursday 7:30 PM - Kitchen Open 5 PM to 9 PM
Monthly Drawing - Last Saturday of the Month at 7:30 PM - Kitchen Open 5 PM to 9 PM, Entertainment 8 PM to 11 PM
Daily Sign-Up Drawing is $.50
Sunday Sign-Up Drawing is $1.00
Second Sunday of the Month Entertainment 2-5 PM - See Upcoming Entertainment - scroll down
Mondays - Happy Hour All Day
Tuesdays - Meeting Night - Aerie 1st and 3rd, Auxiliary 2nd and 4th, 5th Joint Officer
Wednesdays - Jackpot Day - Kitchen Open for Lunch 11 AM to 1 PM, Trivia Night 7 to 9 PM, Kitchen Open 5 to 9 PM
Thursdays - Queen of Hearts - Every Thursday 7:30 PM - Kitchen Open 5 PM to 9 PM
Monthly Drawing - Last Saturday of the Month at 7:30 PM - Kitchen Open 5 PM to 9 PM, Entertainment 8 PM to 11 PM
Daily Sign-Up Drawing is $.50
Sunday Sign-Up Drawing is $1.00
Second Sunday of the Month Entertainment 2-5 PM - See Upcoming Entertainment - scroll down
Special Events - See Flyers Below.
June 17th - Father's Day Dinner 6 PM (See Poster Below)
June 20-23rd - Maryland State Convention at Salisbury #4503
Sept. 7th - #2883 Picnic at the Cumberland Fairgrounds (Multi-use Building) 1 - 5 PM. Tickets Not on Sale Yet. $5 for Member and each Member is allowed a guest for $10.
June 17th - Father's Day Dinner 6 PM (See Poster Below)
June 20-23rd - Maryland State Convention at Salisbury #4503
Sept. 7th - #2883 Picnic at the Cumberland Fairgrounds (Multi-use Building) 1 - 5 PM. Tickets Not on Sale Yet. $5 for Member and each Member is allowed a guest for $10.
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Upcoming Entertainment:
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Your Auxiliary Officers for 2019-2020...
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #2883 of Cresaptown held a dinner and Installation of Officers for 2019-2020 at the Aerie Home on McMullen Highway. The Installing Officers were Past Madam Presidents Shirley Kane and Kathy Hare. In front row, left to right, are Hare, President Carolyn Helmstetter, Vice President Debbie Powell and Kane. Second row: Trustees Dora Jean Buchanan and Pam Guthrie, Inside Guard Beverly Warnick and Conductor Tami Grimes. Third row: Chaplain Marianna Woolard, Secretary Maryon Phillips, Auditor Mary Wilson and Treasurer Cathy McKenzie. Hare will serve as Past President, Fran Castle as Trustee and Kane as Outside Guard.
Found in the Times-News, Tuesday, May 28, 2019...
Eagles auxiliary helps worthy cause
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary of Cresaptown held an event at the Aerie Home on McMullen Highway to promote the awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and raise funds to support this worthy cause. The day included a chicken dinner, bake sale, Chinese auction and various raffles.
Thanks to the generosity of family, friends and members who attended, we raised a gift of $2,450. This amount was presented to the Allegany and Garrett County Alzheimer Association of Greater Maryland.
Many community businesses were generous in providing prizes and needed items for our use in presenting the day’s program. They were: Around-the-Back, Cumberland Chick-fil-A, Coop’s Bunns, Danny Davis Salon, Highland Harley, Hummingbird Cafe, Jess’s Hair Design, Natural Nails, Steve’s Pharmacy, Three Guys Guns, Tru-Reflections and Weis Market.
Our thanks to the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Cresaptown for the use of the facilities of the Aerie Home. Thank you, Aerie member Jim Portmess and any fellow Aerie members who volunteered their help.
Thanks to all those that donated such a wonderful array of delicious homemade goodies for our bake sale and to those who made monetary donations to add to our total gift.
The success of the day was due to the cooperation of the many volunteers who gave of their time for the all-day event. They were Bev Bittner, Aimee Cook, Pam Guthrie, Cathy McKenzie, Maryon Phillips, Sue Aldridge, Judy Kenney, Susan Folk, Deb Buchanan, Shirley Kane, Kathi Jones, Sis Powers, Cindy Arbogast, Bonnie Lewis and Brenda Snyder. Thanks to all volunteers who pitched in when asked.
My personal thanks to everyone who contributed in any way to making this wonderful monetary gift to an association that will help so many families who are affected by this debilitating disease. You are all a part of practicing the motto of the Eagles — “People Helping People.”
Fraternally, Debbie M. Powell, chairman Auxiliary Alzheimer’s Charity
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary of Cresaptown held an event at the Aerie Home on McMullen Highway to promote the awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and raise funds to support this worthy cause. The day included a chicken dinner, bake sale, Chinese auction and various raffles.
Thanks to the generosity of family, friends and members who attended, we raised a gift of $2,450. This amount was presented to the Allegany and Garrett County Alzheimer Association of Greater Maryland.
Many community businesses were generous in providing prizes and needed items for our use in presenting the day’s program. They were: Around-the-Back, Cumberland Chick-fil-A, Coop’s Bunns, Danny Davis Salon, Highland Harley, Hummingbird Cafe, Jess’s Hair Design, Natural Nails, Steve’s Pharmacy, Three Guys Guns, Tru-Reflections and Weis Market.
Our thanks to the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Cresaptown for the use of the facilities of the Aerie Home. Thank you, Aerie member Jim Portmess and any fellow Aerie members who volunteered their help.
Thanks to all those that donated such a wonderful array of delicious homemade goodies for our bake sale and to those who made monetary donations to add to our total gift.
The success of the day was due to the cooperation of the many volunteers who gave of their time for the all-day event. They were Bev Bittner, Aimee Cook, Pam Guthrie, Cathy McKenzie, Maryon Phillips, Sue Aldridge, Judy Kenney, Susan Folk, Deb Buchanan, Shirley Kane, Kathi Jones, Sis Powers, Cindy Arbogast, Bonnie Lewis and Brenda Snyder. Thanks to all volunteers who pitched in when asked.
My personal thanks to everyone who contributed in any way to making this wonderful monetary gift to an association that will help so many families who are affected by this debilitating disease. You are all a part of practicing the motto of the Eagles — “People Helping People.”
Fraternally, Debbie M. Powell, chairman Auxiliary Alzheimer’s Charity
Cresaptown #2883 Auxiliary Madam President Kathy Hare's Project this year was the Cresaptown Elementary School Playground. While there were grants to pay for some of the playground there was a shortfall in the funding and through the efforts of the Auxiliary and the participation of the Aerie and all of the members of #2883 $12,500 was raised. Great Job!!
Traditionally, the Madam President of the Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Cresaptown, selects a community charity to support as a Project to raise awareness and funds during her term. Kathy Hare chose to assist in the purchase of up-dating the playground equipment of the Cresaptown Elementary School. With the help of the Aerie and Auxiliary membership, the school students and parents, teachers and community participation, a gift of $12,500 was attained. In the above picture, left to right, Parent Teacher Organization members Jana Powell and Ashley Perrin, Auxiliary President Hare, School Principal Scott Llewellyn, Assistant Principal Staci Noah and PTO President Joy Tabb. In the back rows, are Auxiliary and Aerie members, including special guest on his official visit to the Aerie, Grand Worthy President Carl Burnett on the right of the last row. A program and dedication of the new playground equipment will be held at the CresaptownElementary School on Monday, June 3, 2019, at 10:00 AM. The public is invited to attend.
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Playground Dedication
Video Link
Event Posters and Pictures
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What's on Tap?Our 8 Tap Draft System is State of the Art giving consistently good pours!! We have the lowest price on Craft and Domestic Beer in the Area!! Prices range from $1.00 on Monday and Tuesday for Old German (regular price is $1.25) to $3.50 for the higher end
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So I didn't get my dues paid by May 31st, what can I do?
Well for now you are not a member in good standing!
- Members "not in good standing" can not participate or collect on Queen of Hearts, Monthly Signup, Daily Signup or Sunday Signup
- Last year the Grand Aerie changed the grace period to 30 days past (June 30). If you are in the Grace Period - you are "not in good standing."
- If dues are paid during the grace period the member would not have to re-enroll ($10 fee for Aerie and $15 fee for Auxiliary) and would immediately become a member in good standing!
We miss you already!
Please renew to remain a part of the Greatest Fraternal Organization in America!!
Eagles Charity Information |
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Eagle Charity Information
- Fraternal Order of Eagles and Charitable GivingThe perks of being an Eagle member are countless. From lifelong friendships to care for your family, the Eagles are always ready to lend a helping hand and be a guiding influence in the lives of every member. A renewed focus on both membership growth and retention is leading to the development of a stronger and more prominent slate of benefits. This page outlines our most valuable benefits. We’re on the move to keep this list growing. Please check back regularly for updates. For more info go to the websitehttp://www.foe.com/Home.aspx
Misconceptions about donations made to the Grand Aerie Charities and the State Aerie Charities - Many people think the money that #2883 donates to the Grand and to the State is going out of town or even out of state, the reality is that these monies are held in accounts for our local use or state use by submitting grant requests.
You can assist the Eagles nationwide with these important charities:
The Memorial Foundation supports children (including those legally adopted) of members who die while serving their country or at work. All Eagle members and their families are automatically protected by this unprecedented safety net.
Local charities are
Misconceptions about donations made to the Grand Aerie Charities and the State Aerie Charities - Many people think the money that #2883 donates to the Grand and to the State is going out of town or even out of state, the reality is that these monies are held in accounts for our local use or state use by submitting grant requests.
You can assist the Eagles nationwide with these important charities:
- Art Erhmann Cancer Fund
- Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund/Child Abuse/Children’s Aids
- Robert Hansen Diabetes Fund
- Disaster Relief Fund
- Golden Age Eagle and Parkinson’s Fund
- Max Baer Heart Fund
- D.D. Dunlap Kidney Fund
- M. “Blackie” Floyd Alzheimer’s FundLew Reed Spinal Cord Injury Fund
The Memorial Foundation supports children (including those legally adopted) of members who die while serving their country or at work. All Eagle members and their families are automatically protected by this unprecedented safety net.
- Educational Grants
- Medical Benefits
- Dental Benefits
- Optical Care
- Hospitalization
- Psychiatric Care
Local charities are
- Scholarship Fund - All of the Maryland Aeries contribute to this fund and awards are made to the the children or grandchildren of members who submit applications and are selected by the Scholarship Committee.
- John Hendron Smith Fund - All of the Maryland Aeries contribute to this fund and awards are given to member of the Maryland Aeries who have had difficulties such as health issues, accidents or have been affected by other disasters.
- Youth Sports
- School Programs
- Food Banks
- Church Programs
FOE Charity Fondation...
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