Link to Current Info about our Lift or find more details about The Kinton Grange Accessibility Project

Our 'First Tuesday' Grange meetings are now open to the public. Please join us!
Generally we have a 6pm potluck dinner, a 6:45pm program, and a business meeting that runs from 7:30 - 9pm.

The Kinton Grange
welcomes you to
Dances, Performance Opportunities, Community Activities, & Good Food


This lovely old building southwest of Beaverton, Oregon is the home
of the Kinton Grange and where we, the members, meet monthly.
It is also used by the 4-H and Boy Scout groups we sponsor.

We rent the building to various
groups and clubs who come here regularly to
dance, hold meetings, have fun, and put on bazaars.
Individuals and families rent the hall for special occasions.

Kinton Grange, as a non-profit organization, is expected to “give back” to the commmunity. We do not have any religious affiliation.

We are happy to support children through college scholarships,
Monthly on-going support of several youth groups, and
An annual Easter Egg Hunt & Farm Animal Petting Zoo
for the ARC (developmentally delayed children).

We also provide Christmas Caroling for shut-ins,
Christmas Food Baskets for less fortunate folks in our community,
and Emergency assistance for fire or flood victims in our community.

We sponsor educational programs and invite people to come together to discuss community issues.

Turkey Dinner
Special Events
Youth Activities
Public Functions
What IS a Grange?
Kinton Grange History and Photo Collections
Our Accessibility Project
Dancing
Contacts
Location
Rent our Hall
Use of the Kinton Grange Hall
External Links:   
Oregon State Grange
National Grange


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Updated Sept 24, 2007; August 14, 2008    Webmistress: Susan Peter
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