Masonic Child Identification Programs News Today

Princeton’s Masonic Lodge No. 92 gave parents the opportunity to prepare for the unforeseeable during Public Safety Day Saturday, Sept. 9.

According to Wikipedia, North American Masonic lodges have created the Masonic Child Identification Programs (CHIP) as a charitable endeavor to help locate and identify missing children. The Grand Lodge provides financial assistance for CHIP programs, which are run by volunteers from lower-level lodges and are manned by law enforcement and dentistry professionals. The CHIP programs give parents the option to free-of-charge assemble an identification kit for their child. The kit includes a tooth ...