Royal Purple of Canada - Canadian Women's Fraternal Organization, Come Join Us!

We are a National Women's charitable Organization. We support our Communities and our National Charity, the Elks and Royal Purple Fund for Children. We have a network of friends across the country and offer our Members personal development.

A National, Fraternal, charitable Women's Organization identifying and addressing Community needs through the volunteer efforts of its Membership.

To be the leading National Women's Organization helping our Communities and offering personal development.

The Royal Purple of Canada was founded on September 11, 1914 The first Lodge was set up in Vancouver, BC. Working diligently to develop the Organization across Canada, Alice Morrow became the first Supreme Honoured Royal Lady (National President).
Since inception, the Royal Purple of Canada has grown to over 175 Lodges and 5,000 Members. Membership means you will receive a warm welcome when visiting any Lodge, a network of friends that you can tap into anywhere in Canada. Extending this network farther is our partner Organization, the Elks of Canada.

The qualifications to become a Member of the Royal Purple are: A resident of Canada or Canadian citizen; may be no younger than 14 years of age; and must be a supporter of the purposes and objectives of the Organization.

The Members of Royal Purple of Canada focus primarily on the promotion and support of community needs across Canada through Local and National programs. Some of these programs include: The Elks and Royal Purple Addictions Awareness Program and The Elks and Royal Purple Literary, Poster and Video Contest, each promoting healthy choices.

The organization has a national charity - the Elks & Royal Purple Fund for Children, focused as: A DREAM, A VISION, A NATIONAL CHARITY HELPING CANADIAN CHILDREN REMOVE BARRIERS TO A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE.