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Never heard of the Grange? Find out more about the Order of Patrons of Husbandry at the National Grange website.
Never heard of the Grange? Find out more about the Order of Patrons of Husbandry at the National Grange website.
Would you like to join the Grange, but aren't sure how to do it? Please contact us to find out about our next meeting.
Does your community group need some help? Ask us! We are always looking for ways we can assist our neighbors.
We participate in a variety of Community Service, Fellowship, Family and Youth activities throughout the year. Our work centers around Grange values and seeks to improve our local communities and ourselves as individuals. Some projects are in coordination with State and National Grange. Others are causes that we hold dear at the local level. You are welcome to join us as a fellow Granger and work alongside us. Take a look at the projects we are currently working on. Read more about Our Service and Community Activities
This event is a specialty of our Grange. Come hit the delicious snack, get together with your neighbors, and play games such as dominoes, UNO, pinochle, Dungeons & Dragons and whatever board and card games happen to show up. We have opportunities for ALL ages to play and fellowship together. Will you join us? Read more about Game Night
The regular meeting of the East Chatham Grange is held on the second Friday of the month at the East Chatham Fire House. Here, Grangers work on community service, host special speakers and provide educational content. The first four degrees are conferred at this level of membership. Read more about Subordinate Grange Meeting
Pomona meetings are held quarterly, at various Granges, on the second Saturday of the month. Grangers work on county-level business at Pomona, including legislative action, reports on subordinate activities and contests. The fifth degree is conferred at the Pomona level. Lunch is served for $5. Read more about Pomona Grange Meeting
At the State Session, grangers from across the state gather to deliberate on resolutions and set policy for the upcoming year. Officers are elected biennially and a budget is presented and approved by the delegate body. The sixth degree is conferred on Saturday Night. Columbia County sends two delegates. Read more about Annual New York State Session