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Shriners International (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine) is a fraternal organization open exclusively to Master Masons in good standing. Founded in 1870 in New York City by Dr. Walter M. Fleming and actor William J. Florence, it blends fellowship, pageantry, and philanthropy rather than conferring additional Masonic degrees. Members, called Nobles, wear the distinctive red fez and participate in colorful parades, ceremonial units (clowns, motorcycles, bands), and social events organized through local Temples with Arabic-inspired names. The rituals draw on 19th-century Oriental themes purely for fun and symbolism; the group is not a religious body and has no connection to Islam. Its core mission is charity, centered on the Shriners Hospitals for Children

Universal Co-Masonry carries the ancient principles of the Craft into their fullest moral expression. It opens the Lodge to men and women upon equal terms, recognizing that the capacity for wisdom, courage, and disciplined labor belongs to the human soul. Many traditional Masonic obediences preserve a fraternity restricted to men. Some further require adherence to a particular theological formula. Universal Co-Masonry establishes its temple upon equality and absolute liberty of conscience. Every sincere seeker enters under the same law, assumes the same duties, and approaches the same altar of moral responsibility. This equality gives practical form to the Level. Rank, sex, creed, and social condition surrender their authority at the threshold. Each Mason receives a place in the work according to character and merit. The square governs conduct, the compasses establish discipline, and the common labor unites the Lodge. Join here: https://t.co/kPvhKcj8sU