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The Masons of California is a nonprofit fraternal organization with more than 40,000 members statewide. The Masons of California is composed of one for-profit and four nonprofit entities: Masonic Homes of California, California Masonic Foundation, California Masonic Memorial Temple, Nob Hill Masonic Center, and Acacia Creek. Together, they have more than 450 employees.

The Masons of California is an organization that is built on values. It is built on a desire and a sense of responsibility to make the world a better place. It is built on pride, hard work, and leadership. Our members, residents, and clients are some of the most generous and devoted of any organization in the world.

We are committed to taking care of our employees. We will work to earn your trust, and encourage your professional and personal growth. We want you to excel. Every day, you’ll be contributing to something important. You’ll be carrying out our philanthropic vision throughout California: improving the lives of our residents and members; strengthening community ties; and in many cases, literally saving lives.

Any current open jobs for the Masons of California appear below.  Please check back regularly if there are no jobs appearing below.

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