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Moose “Heart of the Community” Scholarship Program

The R. Robert Dale Scholarship program has been modified and renamed as the new “Heart of the Community Scholarship Program,” because R. Robert Dale funds were expended years ago, and the program is now being supported solely by the Moose Fraternity. We believe this more accurately reflects the fraternity’s commitment to supporting youth in the community. Read about more specific program changes here.

If you have any additional questions, please contact Dallas Arnold either by E-Mail or at 630-966-2212.

QuickBooks Online Video Tutorials & Reference Materials

These tutorials, designed for you by lodge administrators, chapter recorders and Moose Legion secretaries, include quick, task-specific videos as well as a more in-depth video introduction to QBO. The reference materials include a Training Job Aid that provides step-by-step instructions for frequently used features of QBO, instructions for editing your Intuit Persona, and much more. There will be additional video tutorials and reference materials available soon; be sure to check back often. Good luck and enjoy this wonderful, new program.

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Reference Materials:

NASCAR Partnership | Why Advertise With NASCAR?

Home | Meet Ross Chastain | Race Schedule & Dispensations | Media | Why Advertise with NASCAR

“Ross is carrying tremendous momentum into the 2024/2025 seasons and has the enthusiastic support of nearly one million Moose members in his pit box. Ross and the No. 1 crew will be one of the most exciting teams to watch. We are also eager to build a strong partnership with Trackhouse Racing. We know Trackhouse supports our core missions and all of us look forward to reaching out to loyal NASCAR fans across the country.” – CEO, Scott Hart

NASCAR Partnership | Race Schedule

Home | Meet Ross Chastain | Race Schedule & Dispensations | Media | Why Advertise with NASCAR

Look for Chastain’s car, emblazoned with the Moose Fraternity logo, as he competes for victory in the following races:

Sunday, March 22nd in the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway (SC); Sunday, July 12th in the Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart at Echopark Speedway (GA); Saturday, September 19th in the Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway (TN); and Sunday, November 1st in the Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway (VA)

March 22, 2026
Goodyear 400
Darlington Raceway
Fox Sports 1- 3:00pm ET

July 12, 2026
Quaker State 400
Echopark Speedway
TNT Sports – 7:00pm ET

September 19, 2026
Bass Pro Shops Night Race
Bristol Motor Speedway
USA Network – 7:30pm ET

November 1, 2026
Xfinity 500
Martinsville Speedway
NBC – 2:00pm ET

Print/Download NASCAR Viewing Party Dispensation
Print/Download NASCAR Viewing Party Do’s & Don’ts

*Remember, talk with your Territory Manger before submitting dispensation to help with any questions prior to submission. Email dispensation and advertisement of the event to Rick King or fax to (630) 966-2208.

NASCAR Partnership | Meet Ross Chastain

Home | Meet Ross Chastain | Race Schedule & Dispensations | Media | Why Advertise with NASCAR

As a native of Alva, Florida, Ross Chastain grew up growing watermelons on his family’s farm when he wasn’t turning laps at local short tracks. Now 30, Chastain competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series for Trackhouse Racing in the No. 1 Chevrolet.

Over the last three seasons, Chastain has logged 200 starts in NASCAR’s top three national touring series, earning him the title of NASCAR’s busiest driver. Chastain’s first victory in NASCAR competition came in 2018 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, auditioning for Chip Ganassi Racing and sweeping all three race stages in spectacular fashion. He has since won six more races in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Craftsman Series. In 2019, Chastain finished second in the NASCAR Craftsman Series championship standings and won the most popular driver award.

2022 was a career defining year for Chastain. He scored 2 wins, 15 top-5s and 21 top-10s. He made history at Martinsville Speedway by riding the wall, in a move now called “The Hail Melon,” to advance to the Championship 4. where he went on to finish second in season ending championship standings. Additionally, he scored a victory in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway driving for Niece Motorsports.

In 2023, he returns to the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet looking to continue his climb to the top of the NASCAR Cup Series.

Follow Ross Chastain on social media for more updates:

Facebook: /RossChastainRacing
Twitter: @RossChastain
Instagram: @rosschastain