Nationally the Scottish Rite Masons sponsor a system of clinics which evaluate and treat language disorders in children. These clinics are a major philanthropy of the organization. In Oregon a main clinic in Portland and satellite clinics in Roseburg, Bend and Klamath Falls, and Medford are staffed by speech-pathologists licensed by Oregon. Dr. Philip J. Levinson, Ph.D., is the Executive Director of the Oregon clinics.

Children who are seen at the clinics range in age from late infancy to kindergarten. Their main problem usually is a speech-language delay/disorder which means they have problems with understanding, talking and articulation (making speech sounds). Most are of normal intelligence, have normal hearing and are emotionally stable. Those who need additional services or consultation are referred accordingly. The Klamath Falls clinic provides the program in both English and Spanish.

An endowment fund, established with donations from Oregon Scottish Rite Masons and others, is a major source of income. Donations from Scottish Rite Mason and other individuals, special events, foundations and business augment income from the endowment fund. The Clinics also receive insurance reimbursement and client co-pays.