Oct 1011 likesYou know two things that aren’t fun to do when soggy and wet?Dancing and eating! We are moving our band and bbq into the Masonic Home cafeteria, and the BBQ plates are now FREE as a thank you for sticking with us ❤️ Please share!Latest
Oct 1011 likesYou know two things that aren’t fun to do when soggy and wet?Dancing and eating! We are moving our band and bbq into the Masonic Home cafeteria, and the BBQ plates are now FREE as a thank you for sticking with us ❤️ Please share!
Unfortunately we have made the difficult decision to cancel today’s parade due…♥ 5 · Oct 10
This is what generosity looks like in motion 🏍️ The Eureka Charity Ride showed…♥ 4 · Sep 14
When you step foot onto our campus on October 10th…♥ 4 · Sep 8
MHCO is looking for a dedicated Supervisor and compassionate Houseparent…♥ 2 · Sep 24
Sometimes the biggest impact comes from the everyday things.♥ 2 · Sep 3
Mark your calendars!♥ 2 · Aug 19
Unfortunately we have made the difficult decision to cancel today’s parade due…
♥ 5 · Oct 10
This is what generosity looks like in motion 🏍️ The Eureka Charity Ride showed…
♥ 4 · Sep 14
When you step foot onto our campus on October 10th…
♥ 4 · Sep 8
MHCO is looking for a dedicated Supervisor and compassionate Houseparent…
♥ 2 · Sep 24
Sometimes the biggest impact comes from the everyday things.
♥ 2 · Sep 3
Mark your calendars!
♥ 2 · Aug 19
Thank you for an unforgettable Homecoming!2 min read · Oct 12
14th Annual Masonic Homecoming Festival October 9th2 min read · Aug 18- mhc-oxford.orgMasonic Home for Children at Oxford Receives North Carolina Community Foundation Grant to Strengthen Community Support Services2 min read · Jul 1
- mhc-oxford.orgMasonic Home for Children at Oxford Receives North Carolina Community Foundation Grant to Strengthen Community Support Services2 min read · Jul 1
- mhc-oxford.orgMasonic Home for Children at Oxford Receives North Carolina Community Foundation Grant to Strengthen Community Support Services2 min read · Jul 1
Community Support Center Receives Grant from Food Lion2 min read · Jun 30
Community Support Center Receives Spark Good Local Grant from Walmart in Henderson1 min read · Apr 19- mhc-oxford.orgFueling Futures: The Pantry ProjectApr 15
4th Annual Masonic Home for Children Charity Gala3 min read · Mar 26
Spectrum awards $2,500 to Masonic Home for Children at Oxford2 min read · Mar 8
About
Opening in 1873, the Masonic Home for Children, then Oxford Orphanage, was the first children’s home in North Carolina. Since opening, the Masonic Home for Children has had over 11,000 children come through its doors. We are located in Oxford, North Carolina–a small rural town with lots of heart. We specialize in providing residential care for children ages 0-18 and provide independent living programs for young adults ages 18-22. Our goal is to provide a stable environment for children while we encourage and help them grow into independent and successful adults.
If you or someone you know is in need of placement, please contact us by heading to our admissions page to contact us. We are here to help you!