Al Amin Shrine

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Shriners Hospitals for Children is a network of 22 hospitals, 18 orthopeadic injuries, three treating burn injuries and treating orthopeadic, burn and spinal cord injuries. Children, under the age of 18 are eligible for treatment regardless of the family's ability to pay. If you know of a child that may be helped, contact any Shriner or call the number below.

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Al Amin Shrine Beginnings

The Al Amin Shrine was formed from the Coastal Bend Shrine Club of Alzafar Shrine in San Antonio. The charter was granted in1973. Our first home was on Alameda in Corpus Christi. In 1980 the current building was completed. The Pavilion was added in the 1990’s. The Al Amin Shrine has six Shrine Clubs through out South Texas. The Units range from the Clowns to Motorcycles to the Small Cars and many other units that are performing many services for the betterment of our community. The real heart of Al Amin Shrine is the Hospital Transportation Units and the Rio Grande Valley Out-Patient Clinics. It is through their efforts the children are transported to and from the hospitals in Houston and Galveston. It has had over the years a great history of serving the young Children of South Texas and Northern Mexico in taking them to the Hospitals for treatment.

What Does It Take To Be A Shriner?

The answer to that question is only a click away. First off ALL Shriners are Freemasons.

Second Not all Freemasons are Shriners. For more information click on the link to go to the web site below that tells you about Shrine and Shriners.

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