Morgan Returns to Headquarters--
In Moose Charities Staff Position


James Morgan


> James Morgan, who until Sept. 1 was Moose International’s Director of Community Service and the Moose Legion, on Jan. 3 was named Director of Fraternal Fundraising for Moose Charities.

In this post, Morgan is responsible for developing programs and relationships to generate funds within the Moose fraternal membership for Mooseheart, Moosehaven and other Moose charitable efforts--including a forthcoming program of “Cooperative Community Fundraising Events,” said Moose Charities Executive Director Kurt J. Wolbrink.

Morgan had directed the Moose International Community Service program since 1995, and had been noted for his consistent year-to-year success in raising funds for the Moose fraternity’s annual underwriting of the Youth Conservation Corps program at Yellowstone National Park. But he had been best known in recent years for developing the popular Tommy Moose and Donny Moose dolls, and most recently the Ronny Moose coloring book, as Community Service programs in which these items were given by Moose units to local law enforcement officers for use in dealing with children in traumatic situations.

Morgan, a member of Whitehall, OH Lodge 1245 since 1976, earned the Moose fraternity’s ultimate Pilgrim Degree of Merit in 1989.