The Masonic Homes of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania has been in operation since 1910 and continues to experience growth and expand services while maintaining financial stability. The organization's financial strength was recognized recently by Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service.

Standard & Poor's gave the Masonic Homes an AA-rating, an upgrade from their previous A+ rating. The Masonic Homes is the only continuing care retirement community in the country to be given this high rating by Standard & Poor's.

The report issued by Standard & Poor's reflects on the Masonic Homes' strong financial standing and fund-raising efforts: "The Masonic organization in Pennsylvania...has always received generous support from its members. This support is evidenced by annual fund-raising campaigns that provide substantial operating support."

Moody's assigned the Masonic Homes an A-1 underlying rating, and credited the organization for having a solid market position due to its long established history and fraternal affiliation. Their report states: "We believe Masonic Homes' long and established 90-year history, diverse and growing service array, and fraternal affiliation will support strong demand into the foreseeable future."

Both groups rated the Masonic Homes with a stable outlook.