Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bozeman Elks Lodge #463
Bozeman Elks Lodge
205 Haggerty Lane
Bozeman, MT 59718
ph: 406-586-5824
Bozeman Elks Lodge #463 was chartered in 1898 and we will be Celebrating 120 years of Service this year.
We love our country and desire to preserve its cherished institutions, traditions, and values. We respect our neighbors and constantly seek to promote their well-being. We love and enjoy life and believe this enjoyment is increased by sharing it with family, friends and all with whom we connect.
Public service is an integral part of being an Elk. In keeping with this tradition, Elks create and participate in many programs to better their communities.
Each year the Elks National Foundation provides more than $3.65 million in college scholarships to graduating seniors.
All across the nation our Elk State Associations sponsor programs to build stronger communities by assisting those in need through scholarships, medical research, recreational opportunities, and lots more.
The yearly Elks Hoop Shoot Free Throw Program is open to all boys and girls ages 8 through 13. The contest starts at the lodge level and advances through district, state and regional contests before the national finals in the spring.
The Elks Drug Awareness Program distributes literature and organizes events to make kids and their parents aware of the dangers posed by alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs. Try the program's Drug Awareness quiz and test your knowledge!
A monument in the truest sense, the Elks National Memorial was built in 1926 to honor Americans whose profound sacrifices for the nation can never be recognized by mere words.
Elks Veterans Service Commission
Since the early days of Elkdom, the Veterans Service Commission has patriotically served those Elks who have fought for our great nation.
Through the Elks National Foundation's Community Investments Program, Lodges can apply for grants to serve their communities, meeting local needs.
The Americanism essay contest is a patriotic theme based writing contest for students in 5th through 8th grade.
A program under the Youth Activities Committee, the Elks Soccer Shoot Program is intended for toddlers to teenagers.
Aprogram designed young people with a desire to play golf and want to be the next Jack Nicklaus or Natalie Gulbis.
This effort has been bringing nearly 10 million dictionaries to schools and students over the past 15 years.
A program for young people between 12 and up to 21, the Junior Elks are part of the Antlers.
A program designed to recognize outstanding young men and women for achievements in their school and community.
We love our country and desire to preserve its cherished institutions, traditions, and values.
We respect our neighbors and constantly seek to promote their well-being. We love and enjoy life and believe this enjoyment is increased by sharing it with family, friends and all with whom we connect.
Public service is an integral part of being an Elk. In keeping with this tradition, Elks create and participate in many programs to better their communities.
We are focused on youth programs, veterans, and improving community life in the cities and towns of Gallatin County.
Bozeman Elks Lodge #463 has contributed over 17 million dollars in monetary terms and in-kind voluntary hours of their time since its founding in 1898.
In the last ten years, we have hosted special events, programs, and provided assistance to community partners:
- Elks Drug Awareness Program...A Community-Based Drug Prevention Program
- Elks Hoop Shoot - Free Throw Contest/National Competition
- Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarships for Gallatin County High School Seniors in Public/Private Schools
- Kids Christmas Day...Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary, Bozeman Elks Lodge #463, and Bozeman Eagles Auxiliary
- Belgrade Boy Scout Troop #636
- Girls/Boys Club - Junior Golf Lessons
- Youth Hockey Programs
- American Legion Baseball
- Hope Ride for Critically ill Children
- Hope & The Holidays
- Annual Memorial Day Parade in Bozeman, Montana
- Honored Gallatin County First Responders
- American Legion Flag Placement at Sunset Hills Cemetery - Memorial Day Weekend
- POW/MIA Remembrance Day in September
- Flag Disposal/Retirement Boxes in Bozeman, Montana
- Annual Flag Day Retirement Ceremony at Bozeman Elks Lodge #463 in June
- Veteran Stand Downs/Homeless Connect
- Warriors & Quiet Waters
- Community-Coalition On Drug Awareness
- DEA National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
- Prescription Drug Take-Back Boxes for Gallatin County
- Gallatin County Valley Food Bank
- Fork & Spoon
- Haven
- Raptor Center
Each year the Elks National Foundation provides more than $3.65 million in college scholarships to graduating seniors.
All across the nation our Elk State Associations sponsor programs to build stronger communities by assisting those in need through scholarships, medical research, recreational opportunities, and lots more.
The yearly Elks Hoop Shoot Free Throw Program is open to all boys and girls ages 8 through 13. The contest starts at the lodge level and advances through district, state and regional contests before the national finals in the spring.
The Elks Drug Awareness Program distributes literature and organizes events to make kids and their parents aware of the dangers posed by alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs. Try the program's Drug Awareness quiz and test your knowledge!
A monument in the truest sense, the Elks National Memorial was built in 1926 to honor Americans whose profound sacrifices for the nation can never be recognized by mere words.
Elks Veterans Service Commission
Since the early days of Elkdom, the Veterans Service Commission has patriotically served those Elks who have fought for our great nation.
Through the Elks National Foundation's Community Investments Program, Lodges can apply for grants to serve their communities, meeting local needs.
The Americanism essay contest is a patriotic theme based writing contest for students in 5th through 8th grade.
A program under the Youth Activities Committee, the Elks Soccer Shoot Program is intended for toddlers to teenagers.
Aprogram designed young people with a desire to play golf and want to be the next Jack Nicklaus or Natalie Gulbis.
This effort has been bringing nearly 10 million dictionaries to schools and students over the past 15 years.
A program for young people between 12 and up to 21, the Junior Elks are part of the Antlers.
A program designed to recognize outstanding young men and women for achievements in their school and community.
Bozeman Elks Lodge
205 Haggerty Lane
Bozeman, MT 59718
ph: 406-586-5824