Slave Lake Elks Lodge #379 - 7808496700

Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks of Canada Lodge #379

The Slave Lake Elks Lodge #379 offer a variety of rental options at the Legacy Centre in Slave Lake to host your special event. The Facility Manager will be able to help and guide you throughout the planning process. Whether you needs help setting up a seating plan or putting the perfect menu together for your special day, the Legacy Centre has the capability to make it happen. Hosting a theatre production or need stage rental space? Planning your special day? Looking for space to host your meetings? Contact Us today for more information!

Our Membership

The Elks of Canada is the largest, all-Canadian, fraternal organization in Canada with approximately 12,000 members in over 250 locations throughout the country.

Founded in British Columbia on September 26, 1912, and incorporated under an Act of Parliament, May 1913, the Elks motto is “Promoting and Serving Community Needs”.

In 1998 the Elks opened their doors to both men and women.

Service to Others

The Elks are recognized for their service to children with hearing impairments through their national charity, Elks and Royal Purple Fund for Children.


National Charity

The National Charity of the Elks of Canada was founded in 1956 as the Elks Purple Cross Fund. In 1998 the name was changed to the Elks and Royal Purple Fund for Children. The Fund has been extremely effective in personal assistance to individual children (to the age of 19) with special needs and developing and supporting ongoing clinical programs across Canada in the area of speech, hearing and communication disorders.


The quality of life that many children, and in some cases, whole communities enjoy can be either directly or partly attributed to projects funded through the backbone of the Elks – our local Lodges.

Each year the Elks provide over $15 million through ongoing local, provincial, and national programs.


Lodges are our Strength

Our Lodges are the strength of the Elks of Canada. Our charitable activity starts at the local Lodge level with fundraisers, community projects and a host of other activities. And the purpose of all this effort is to simply make our communities a better place to live. That’s what the Elks do.

This doesn’t mean that the Elks are all work and no play. In fact each Lodge, whether it has licensed facilities or rented rooms, finds ways to entertain its members. Activities such as card parties, darts, curling and bowling outings and pot-luck dinners help them to entertain themselves after working for their communities.

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