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her majesty the queen Cindy EBerspacher
Welcome
Each year our Supreme Elected Officer establishes a theme for us to follow; this theme is built into our foundation, allows us to identify our respective years, and creates events surrounding our Supreme Officer’s vision. This year’s theme is Hearts of Gold
Daughters of the Nile is an international fraternal organization for women 18 or older. They are related by birth or marriage to a Shriner, Master Mason, or a Daughter of the Nile. They may also be a majority member in good standing of a Masonic-related organization for girls or a former patient at a Shriners Children's Hospital (with or without a Masonic relationship).
Founded in Seattle, Washington, in 1913, Daughters of the Nile members total over 16,910 in 130 cities throughout the United States, Canada, and Central and South America. Our members are proud of their long association with Shriners International and continuing support of Shriner's Children's Hospitals®.
Naphis Temple No. 66 was chartered by twenty-two founding members on October 6, 1944. the Scottish Rite Temple, Valley of Lincoln, has hosted our Temple since 1945.
As Daughters of the Nile, we unite to make a difference as a society for the betterment of all women. We are focused on expanding our horizons and committing to events and activities that assist the world’s most significant philanthropy; the care of the children and their families at no cost to themselves at the twenty-two Shriner's Children's Hospitals® and clinics. Our support is given through our Convalescent Relief Fund and Convalescent Endowment Fund.
This past year, the members of Naphis Temple No. 66 have contributed over $100,000 to support the Shriner's Children's Hospitals®. We are honored to help the hospitals, patients, and their families.
Feel free to contact me with any questions about Daughters of the Nile. It is my extreme honor to serve as Queen for 2024-2025.
She has a "Heart of Gold" that leaves a lasting impact on everyone she meets.
Cindy Eberspacher, Queen of Naphis Temple No. 66