“rendering financial aid to its members, their families and beneficiaries of
members and their families:”
“rendering mutual aid and assistance
to its sick, disabled and needy members
and their families:”
“promoting social and intellectual intercourse among its members
and their families:”
“promoting and conducting educational, charitable, religious, social welfare,
war relief and welfare and public relief work.”
From the Charter of The Knighs of Columbus granted by the State of Connecticut. Adopted at the January Session, 1882; approved
March 29, 1882.