KidsID, A Child Safety Program

The Grand Lodge of Minnesota has adopted the national Masonicly supported program known as MasoniChip, but in  Minnesota we call it KidsID, a Child Safety Program. Our new program works closely with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's "Take 25" program, a program that stresses taking time to talk to our kids to help keep them safe.

If your lodge is considering hosting the KidsID Child Safety Program it is very important that you review the Minnesota KidsID Process and Procedures Guide, available for download here.

KidsID is pleased to welcome W. Brother Bob Holly as the State Chairman for the KidsID program. As State Chairman, W. Brother Holly will have responsibility for helping lodges plan and execute successful KidsID events. Additional Masonic volunteers are welcome for each of the six Grand Lodge Areas: Metroeast, Metrowest, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest Areas to assist lodges in those areas in conducting KidsID events. For more information on KidsID, you may contact:
W. Brother Bob Holly, State Chairman, KidsID at 320-980-8373; wbbobholly@gmail.com
W. Brother  Gary Odegard, Grand Lodge office at 952-948-6700; g.a.odegard@juno.com
Bob Holly should be the primary contact.