Since its inception, benevolence has always been one of the guiding principles of Freemasonry. Members regularly give both time and money to help others, whether that is within the local community, on a national scale or even globally. It may be realising a dream for a member’s child, caring for older Freemasons, volunteering on a local community project, making donations to other UK charities or responding to an international disaster appeal.
In the UK, Freemasons are one of the UK’s top charities raising over £48 million in 2019 and one of its main grant-giving bodies. No-one is expected to give anything they can’t afford and even small amounts can add up to a large amount because there are so many of us.
The Masonic Charitable Foundation builds better lives by enabling opportunity, advancing healthcare and education and promoting independence for Freemasons, their families and the wider community.
Funded entirely through the generosity of Freemasons and their families, the Masonic Charitable Foundation is one of the largest grant-making charities in the country.
A wide range of help and support is available for Freemasons, their wives, partners, widows, children and grandchildren. Most of the support provided takes the form of financial grants to assist with financial, health or family related needs.
For further information about the help and support available from the Foundation, please call their dedicated freephone enquiry line: 0800 035 60 90 or email help@mcf.org.uk
You can also write to:
Masonic Charitable Foundation
60 Great Queen Street
London
WC2B 5AZ
Visit the website here – https://mcf.org.uk/
Saturday 14th August saw Bro Adam Parsons flying high for charity. Bro Parsons, an Entered Apprentice of Dale Abbey in Erewash Lodge no 5603 donned
Treetops Hospice in Risley Derbyshire, provides nursing care and emotional support for adults with life-limiting conditions, those who’ve been bereaved, and their families. Treetops understands
Members of the Derbyshire Motorcycle Lodge joined other bikers from the Widow’s Sons which is a biker organisation for Freemasons to make a dream come
Brethren of Rutland Lodge 1179, help the Everyone Eats campaign and Foodbank with a donation of tinned food, boxes of cereal, toilet rolls, drinks and
Saturday 14th August saw Bro Adam Parsons flying high for charity. Bro Parsons, an Entered Apprentice of Dale Abbey in Erewash Lodge no 5603 donned
Treetops Hospice in Risley Derbyshire, provides nursing care and emotional support for adults with life-limiting conditions, those who’ve been bereaved, and their families. Treetops understands
Members of the Derbyshire Motorcycle Lodge joined other bikers from the Widow’s Sons which is a biker organisation for Freemasons to make a dream come
Brethren of Rutland Lodge 1179, help the Everyone Eats campaign and Foodbank with a donation of tinned food, boxes of cereal, toilet rolls, drinks and