John Logan became Executive Director of the Foundation on July 1, 2008.  John had a 25-year career as a banker, including service as a senior commercial lender and a branch President.  He also served on numerous non-profit boards in executive positions.  He is active member of many Masonic organizations, having served as head of many of them.  John has been on the Board of Directors of the Foundation since 1994, having served as President from 2001-2003.

Linda Harless, who has been with the Foundation since 1982, keeps track of all the Foundation's financial transactions, bank accounts and various funds.  Her long history with the Foundation and her ability to remember things that have occurred in the past make her a very valuable asset.  She has two grown children.  She is the proud grandmother to two grandchildren, Avery and Carter.  Her spare time is taken up with gardening and her dog "Scrappy"!

The Matching Funds Program continues to grow each year, both in the number of Lodges participating and in the number of applications processed.  Ethel Wagoner "works" every Matching Funds application for completeness and correctness before making multiple copies for the Matching Funds Committee balloting process.  In addition to this program, Ethel, who has been with the Foundation since 1988, works on Student of Today, Teacher of Today, Teacher of the Year and Senior Essay Contest.  In her spare time she loves to cook and spend time with her granddaughter Rylea.

Tommy Johnston has been Field Representative since the closing of the Oklahoma Masonic Home in August of 2000.  He transferred from the Home where he served as Administrator from 1995 through the closing.  His primary duties are the continued monitoring of the former residents who were placed in other facilities across the State when the Home closed.  He also oversees the "Promises Matter" program of the Foundation.  Tommy first worked at the Masonic Home Print Shop in 1969 before moving to the Grand Lodge Office in 1971.  He became Office Manager of the Oklahoma Masonic Home in 1979.  Tommy is very active in various Guthrie Masonic organizations as well as the First Christian Church in Guthrie. He and his wife, Sharon, live in Edmond and are enjoying being grandparents to eight grandchildren, Jakeb, Mikayla, David, Katelyn, Alex, Taylor, Abigail and Zachary.

Bob Wells joined the Charity Foundation in 1983 and wrote the programs that computerized both the Foundation and the Grand Lodge.  The Grand Lodge system was recognized in 1990 as the "best membership records and computer system" of any Grand Lodge in the U.S.  Bob is a Past Master of Britton Lodge and has served as Associate Grand Guardian of Oklahoma Job's Daughters.

The Masonic Charity Foundation produces an Annual Report along with brochures and informational pieces fro Lodges and others, explaining the workings of the Foundation's programs or its general support of educational and charitable goals.  Jim Tresner is the Foundation's wordsmith.  He is a member of the Blue Friars (the international association of Masonic authors), editor of the Oklahoma Mason, Book review Editor for the Scottish Rite Journal, and Editor-in-Chief of "Plumbline", the newsletter of the Scottish Rite Research Society.