K of C Reduces New Members Fee for a Limited Time

K of C Reduces New Members Fee for a Limited Time

Posted on May 26, 2020 in: News

Connecticut Catholic Men
Join the Knights of Columbus for $1*

For the first time ever and to celebrate the 127TH anniversary of the CT State Council,Catholic men from Connecticut will be able to join the Order as online members for $1*.

It’s only for the first 127 men to join by June 15TH.

To join or get more information go to kofc.org/joinus

Use Promo Code CT127 for the fee to be waived.

Any questions, contact membership.director@ctstatecouncil.org

*membership fee normally $30

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