Fellowship · Character · Service

A neighborly welcome from Scott County Lodge No. 670.

Scott County Lodge No. 670 is a Masonic Lodge in Robbins, Tennessee. For more than a century, men have gathered here to grow in character, build lasting fellowship, and serve the community we call home.

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2026 community project

Teacher Supply Drive is underway.

Supporting Huntsville Elementary and Winfield Elementary. Monetary donations are preferred for teacher flexibility; new school supplies are also welcome. Money is divided equally between the two schools.

Preferred donation deadline: November 20, 2026. School presentations and delivery: December 4, 2026.

Our goal is to exceed the $2,007 raised in 2025.

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Money received
$455.0022.7% of the $2,008.00 monetary goal
School supplies received
$234.28Estimated retail value · separate from money raised

Last checked against campaign records: . Figures are updated manually and may not include later donations.

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Monthly stated meetings at Scott County Lodge No. 670

Stated meeting on the third Friday of each month. Contact the Lodge to confirm meeting time.

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