Membership Inquiry

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Frequently asked questions

Independent Ancient Order Free Gardeners (IAOFG) has a clear dress code policy?

The dress code requires formal attire for special meetings and semi-formal attire for other gatherings. Members of IAOFG appreciate the opportunity to dress up, recognizing how it enhances their appearance and fosters a sense of dignity. This emphasis on attire not only reflects their commitment to the organization but also empowers individuals by promoting self-respect and grace in their personal presentation. By adhering to this policy, they create a unified and polished image, which is essential when representing Free Gardeners in any setting.

Independent Ancient Order Free Gardeners (IAOFG)Joining Process?

• Joining Free Gardeners is a straightforward and welcoming process! Men aged 20 above, from all races and religious backgrounds, are invited to be part of this inclusive organization, which strengthens our community through diversity.

• To get started, locate a nearby Lodges by calling 0968-853-1346. A Free Gardeners representative will reach out to provide a membership form.

• After filling out this application, which asks for some basic information, a small group from the Free Gardeners will arrange a casual visit to your home. This informal gathering will help you and your family understand what joining Independent Ancient Free Gardeners entails.

• Once your application is accepted, the Lodge will conduct an Conferral or Degree Rites similar to what you might find in a fraternal order, marking the beginning of your exciting journey with Independent Ancient Order of Free Gardeners!

How can I contact you?

You can reach us by +63945-199-5660 - Philippines. We are always happy to answer your questions.

What is Independent Ancient Order Free Gardeners (IAOFG)?

The Independent Ancient Order of Free Gardeners is a fraternal society that originated in Scotland in the 17th century. It shares similarities with Freemasonry, emphasizing brotherhood, self-improvement, and mutual aid.