Lodge 133 offers membership to any American citizen who believes in God and meets the character standards of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Members gain access to the lodge hall, social events, and a network of people genuinely invested in one another's wellbeing.
Beyond fellowship, the lodge runs active charitable programs including veterans' assistance, youth scholarships through the Elks National Foundation, and community service initiatives that put hands and resources where they are needed most in the Duluth area. The lodge hall is also available for private events and gatherings.
For veterans specifically, Lodge 133 has demonstrated a commitment that goes beyond ceremony. Members have helped connect former service members with housing resources, community support, and the kind of steady human contact that makes a real difference during hard transitions.