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Named one of Kane County's best fish fries
Named one of Kane County's best fish fries
— Kane County Connects readers
Fraternal Order of Eagles #1047 (Gilberts) — Richard A. says this is a great fish fry dinner.
Gilberts Eagles Club
Watch City Aerie #1047 Fraternal Order of Eagles
325 Raymond Street
Gilberts, Illinois 60136
847-695-7919
Club Hours: Mon: closed for season, Tue 3-11 PM, Wed 3-11 PM, Thu 5-11 PM, Fri 3 PM-1 AM, Sat 3 PM-1 AM, Sun 11 AM-7 PM
Bears noon-game Sundays: we open at 10 AM for Sunday Morning Breakfast.
Wednesday Lightning & Friday Fish Fry are open to the public - see About Us for details.
Membership: foe1047@gmail.com - Banquets: eagles.banquets@gmail.com - 847-695-7919
Who are the Fraternal Order of Eagles?
Who are the Fraternal Order of Eagles?
Holiday closures: Thanksgiving Day & the day after, Christmas Day & the day after, and New Year's Day.
The Mission Statement
The Fraternal Order of Eagles is an international non-profit organization uniting fraternally, in the spirit of liberty, truth, justice, and equality to make human life more desirable by lessening its ills and promoting peace, prosperity, gladness and hope.
F.O.E. donates more than $10 million a year to local communities, fundraisers, charities and more. As part of its philosophy, the F.O.E. gives back 100 percent of monies raised in the form of grants. Fundraisers are conducted for eight major charities, including kidney, heart, diabetes, cancer and spinal cord injury funds, a children's fund, memorial foundation and the Golden Eagle Fund.
The F.O.E. was founded in February, 1898 by six theatre owners gathered in a Seattle shipyard to discuss a musician's strike. After addressing the matter, they agreed to "bury the hatchet" and form "The Order of Good Things." As numbers grew, members selected the Bald Eagle as the official emblem and changed the name to "The Fraternal Order of Eagles." The women's auxiliary traces its roots to 1927.
FOE Membership
F.O.E. membership exceeds 800,000, with more than 1,500 local Aeries in the U.S. and Canada. Women's auxiliaries total more than 1,300. Members are recruited by other members and must be sponsored by two members before the membership process begins.
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