The Fraternal Order of Moai is the premier fraternal organization and social network for all individuals interested in tiki culture and the Polynesian pop era. Founded in Columbus, Ohio in 2005, the secretive society now boasts chapters and at-large members across the United States and Canada. Dubbed a serious group of tiki aficionados by The New York Times, the Fraternal Order of Moai is dedicated to fostering Good Works, Fellowship, Spirit, Presence, Preservation, and Celebration.

Through their Foundation, a recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the Fraternal Order of Moai focuses on community service and charitable giving. They hold various events, including The Hop, Ohana, Makahiki, CATT, NETT, BATTT, and tiki bingo, to raise funds for charity while having fun. Their mission is guided by core values, which include improving communities through charitable acts, providing a healthy and active social network, self-improvement via FOM philosophies, establishing brick and mortar lodges where Fellow Moai gather, documenting the history of tiki culture, and organizing regional tiki themed gatherings.

Becoming a member of the Fraternal Order of Moai is accessible to anyone interested, as no fancy résumés or recommendation letters are required. Instead, they have designed a simple process called the Trials for membership. Connect with them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to learn more about this unique community