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Our National Cause:
Brain Injury Awareness and Prevention
We are a fun-loving, dynamic, dedicated group of volunteers helping kids and our communities.
Each lodge discovers the unique needs of their community and helps address them.
Each lodge discovers the unique needs of their community and helps address them.
We love to volunteer and we have fun doing it!
Our History
The Royal Purple has evolved from modest beginnings into a forward-thinking progressive organization.
The Royal Purple of Canada was originally formed as an auxiliary to the Elks of Canada in 1914, but established its independent status in 2014.
While retaining many of the rich traditions of the original Royal Purple of Canada, the reimagined Canadian Royal Purple Society has embarked on a bold path of modern volunteerism.
Incorporated nationally and provincially in five Canadian provinces, the modern memberershp of men and women enjoy continued expansion, and have added a new provincial association and four lodges in four years.
The Canadian Royal Purple Society serves the needs of their communities and provinces with enthusiasm and success.
The Royal Purple of Canada was originally formed as an auxiliary to the Elks of Canada in 1914, but established its independent status in 2014.
While retaining many of the rich traditions of the original Royal Purple of Canada, the reimagined Canadian Royal Purple Society has embarked on a bold path of modern volunteerism.
Incorporated nationally and provincially in five Canadian provinces, the modern memberershp of men and women enjoy continued expansion, and have added a new provincial association and four lodges in four years.
The Canadian Royal Purple Society serves the needs of their communities and provinces with enthusiasm and success.
The CRPS follows the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Box 370 Beechy, Saskatchewan SOL OCO
Phone: 1-306-222-3992 Email: canadianroyalpurple@gmail.com
Phone: 1-306-222-3992 Email: canadianroyalpurple@gmail.com