What is a Nest?

As a Fraternal Benefit Society, a key component of the Polish Falcons of America is its lodge system, which is referred to as Nests.

PFA Nests are divided into eight Districts. The Nest is the key social group bringing together members of the Falcons at various affairs. Throughout the history of the Polish Falcons, the Nest has been at the very center of Falcon activities at the local level.

Today, Nests hold regular meetings and offer a wide range of social, cultural and sports activities for the members. Many Nests own their own buildings and offer these programs in their own facilities. Other Nests, even though they do not have a building, still maintain numerous activities for their members.

Establishing a New Nest

The Polish Falcons of America does not have a Nest in every city in the United States, and it may be difficult for some individuals to take advantage of the many programs offered in the Nests. But establishing a new Falcon Nest is not that difficult. All it takes is 25 Falcon members to request a charter from National Headquarters.

A new Nest is immediately entitled to representation at District and National Conventions and all other benefits of a Falcon Nest. If you are interested in establishing a new Falcon Nest in your area please send us an e-mail and we will send you all the information necessary to get started.