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The Anah Shriners | Bangor, ME
Welcome to the Anah Shriners!
The Shrine Organization is best known for its colorful parades, the distinctive red fez and its national philanthropy designed to help children in need. Shriners International describes itself as a fraternity based on fun, fellowship and the Masonic principles of brotherly love, relief and truth. Throughout North America there are over 190 Shrine Temples, or charters. Our Temple, The Anah Shrine, held its first meeting in July 1921 and a charter was issued in 1922. The Anah Shrine has eight regional shrine clubs where members and guests enjoy fellowship. Whether you are a member or just enjoy our parades or circuses from afar, we welcome you to our site.
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Our Shrine Hall is available to rent, for an application or more info, click here
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Having Fun and Helping Children
Since 1921, the Anah Shriners have worked tirelessly to help children all over the country. The Anah Shriners are dedicated to helping lead fundraising for the Shriners' philanthropy, The Shriners Hospitals for Children. All year long the Anah Shriners raise funds for The Shriners Hospital for Children - Springfield and The Shriners Hospital for Children - Boston. The Anah Shriners work to help children daily and have fun while doing so!
The Anah Shriners welcome everyone in Bangor to learn more about the Shrine and join in their events benefiting the Shriners Hospitals for Children. To learn more about the Shriners, their events and how to become an Anah Shriner please contact our office staff at 207-942-2254.
Here's What's Happening at Anah Shrine
Shriners International
With great sadness, we share that Past Imperial Potentate William S. "Bill" Bailey, 33°, passed away over the weekend. Imperial Sir Bill served as the 2021-2022 Imperial Potentate of Shriners International.
A great leader and friend, he devoted much of his life in service to the fraternity and Shriners Children's, a tradition he carried on from his father, Robert B. Bailey, 33°, who also served as Imperial Potentate and a tradition instilled into his sons, who are also Shriners.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Debby; their sons, Rob and Ross; and the entire Bailey family.
Commonly referred to as brittle bone disease, osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a rare, permanent genetic disorder that prevents the building of strong bones. Children with the disorder have bones that break easily and they may have deformed bones. OI can also result in fragile teeth, spine curvatures, hearing loss and weak muscles. Shriners Children's is on the leading edge of OI research and actively working towards innovative treatment options to help children with OI.
Learn more about osteogenesis imperfecta and the treatment options available.
#WishBoneDay #OIWeek
Shriners Children's Boston
Shriners Children's National Patient Ambassador (NPA) and Boston patient Katherine recently attended the kick- off banquet for the annual Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic, held every July in Lewiston, Maine. Katherine participated in the speaking program, sharing her story with the coaches and players chosen for the 2023 roster. This year's Lobster Bowl will be played on July 15, featuring top high school football talent from across the state of Maine!
Shriners Children's New England
Physical therapist Maureen Nahorniak, PT, MBA, DPT, has delivered top-notch care to her patients for over 40 years! Her dedication to Shriners Children's reinforces each family's specialized experience from the moment they arrive. We are committed to providing the best care possible to meet your child's unique needs.