Annual dues are required to be paid by January 31st of each year to remain a Knight in good standing. Please take a few minutes to pay your dues in a timely manner.  There are 3 ways to do so:

• Through the Council’s website using the PayPal feature
• By check made out to “KofC #7771” (include 2022 Dues in the memo field); mail to PO Box 375, Front Royal VA 22630
• In person (check or cash) at any of the Council’s monthly meetings

There are three dues-paying categories: Adult, Under 26 and Honorary.

If there are any questions about your dues, please contact the Financial Secretary (Darryl Adams, 540-305-9639, credo275@gmail.com).

Cory Cook (866-868-1492 ext 1604, cory.cook@kofc.org) is our assigned Fraternal Benefits Advisor.  In addition to insurance, other financial instruments (annuities, investments, legal documents) are available through the KofC program.  Please give Cory a call to discuss ways to protect your family.

All Knights are encouraged to participate in Degree Exemplification ceremonies.  While attending (and assisting) a physical ceremony is preferred, the Knights of Columbus also offer an on-line version that can be watched at your convenience.  Visit https://www.kofc.org/en/resources/for-members/ceremonials/online-invitation.pdf) to learn more.

All First and Second Degree Knights should to report their completion of an Exemplification to the Financial Secretary who will update their record.

Your efforts on behalf of the Council’s charitable works are greatly appreciated.  Please report your individual efforts through the “2023 Survey of Fraternal Activities” or by contacting Brother Leo Carling (540-631-7555).

Please enter your hours for events as they occur.  Project leaders are encouraged to record the hours for their event participants.

The summary of data is reported to the Supreme Council which aggregates the information to demonstrate the World-wide impact of our brotherhood.

Approximately 200 men and women incarcerated in the RSW Regional Jail are released every year.  These people need models of Christianity to help them return to the community as worthy citizens.  A few hours of your time could make a permanent difference in their lives.  They need guidance and practical support to obtain basic aspects of life (e.g. clothing, a place to live, work and transportation arranged by Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington) as well as mentorship.  If you are interested in learning more, visit the Diocese’s Prison Ministry website or contact Keith Henderson (571-236-2878, henderson.keith01@gmail.com).