Shrine Treasurers Association
of North America

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Welcome

  • The Shrine Treasurers Association of North America is an Association of the Treasurers of the 191 Shrine Temples throughout North America.  The Shrine of North America is an International fraternity of approximately 425,000 members throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Panama.  The Shrine's official philanthropy is Shriners Hospitals for Children, a network of 22 hospitals that provide expert, no-cost orthopedic and burn care to children under the age of 18.  We invite you to explore our Web site to find out more about these three special organizations.

Current News

◊   Our 2011 Annual was held July  2011 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Denver, Colorado in conjunction with the Imperial Shrine Session.  William "Bill" Harward (Oasis) as President of our Association introduced several of the Imperial Officers. Plans for the Spring Seminar for 2012 were discussed.

 

◊   The 2012 version of the Spring Seminar will be held March 23 - 26, 2012 at the Wyndham Hotel Tampa, FL.  The association officers have a tentative agenda put together and it is posted on this web site under MEETINGS - MARCH.  Suggestions for agenda items are encouraged and should be submitted to any of our officers.

Our Mission

  • To provide publications and newsletters that will provide Shrine Temples with a source of valuable information

  • To provide a Midwinter meeting for training, legislation, and exchange of ideas which will assist Temples in solving their financial and accounting problems.

Vision Statement

  • Assist all Temple Treasurers to perform their elected task as Chief Financial Officers of their respective Temples.

  • To employ the latest acceptable financial and accounting principles at all Shrine Temples in order to maximize Temple operating and financial performance.

  • To enhance the individual Temple Treasurers position so that it will attract the most qualified Nobles within our organization.

  • Develop and make recommendations that will further safeguard our Temples from financial and operating risks.