The double-headed eagle is perhaps the preeminent symbol of Scottish Rite Freemasonry.  The double headed  eagle has been seen on crests and heralds for hundreds of years, usually in association with royalty.  For example, it is said that the double headed eagle was the personal emblem of Frederick the Great in the 1700s.  As a Masonic symbol, it is fitting.  The two heads of the eagle, ever watchful, scanning both east and west.  One Scottish Rite interpretation of the two headed eagle is balance or equilibrium.

     All contributions to the  Arkansas Double Eagle Program will be deposited into the Albert Pike Memorial Temple Endowment Fund where only the interest may be spent for the upkeep and long-term preservation of this beautiful Masonic edifice. Each person that contributes will receive a lapel pin and certificate, as well as a 'Thank You' letter from the Sovereign Grand Inspector General. In increments of five (5), each donor will be given a fob to proudly denote the number of Double Eagles they have contributed.

     In a very real way, you have made a lasting contribution to Arkansas Scottish Rite Freemasonry through your  purchase of the Double Eagle.  As you may know, every contribution made through the Arkansas Double Eagle Program is tax-deductible!