A National, Fraternal and Charitable
Organization identifying and addressing Community needs through the volunteer efforts of its Membership.
Vision Statement
To be a Leading National Organization helping
Children, our Communities, and offering Personal Development. | Currently, the Royal Purple of Canada has approximately 190 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 Brother Organization, the Elks of Canada.
The qualifications to become a Member of the Royal Purple are: fourteen years of age, resident of Canada, supporting democratic
and lawful government and the purposes and objects of the Order.
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 Drug Awareness Program and The Elks and Royal Purple Literary and Poster Contest, each
promoting a drug free lifestyle.... |
Please come sign our Guest Book
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| SHRL Brenda Johnston 2008-2009 |
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| Lady Brenda in Iqaluit, Nunavut |
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| SHRL Brenda Johnston and SHRL's Historian with the Sundre Drill Team at the 2008 Convention |
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Brenda was born to be Royal Purple! Both her parents and grandparents
were active members of the Elks and Royal Purple and it was only natural she would also be a member.
Brenda Johnston
of Sundre, Alberta was elected to the position of Supreme Honoured Royal Lady of Canada in July
2008. Her theme is ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. By setting goals and having a positive attitude, we can accomplish anything.
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We invite you to visit us or attend an event. Our members are more than happy
to answer any questions you may about the Royal Purple and how you can join.
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