Masonic Samaritan Fund
The Masonic Samaritan Fund is a charity funded by Freemasons and their families.
It provides grants to eligible beneficiaries who have an identified health or care need and, faced with a long wait for treatment, care or support, are unable to afford their own private care.
Details of the eligibility criteria, the application process and how to support their work are available at www.msfund.org.uk
Masonic Samaritan Fund, 60 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AZ
T: 020 7404 1550; F: 020 7404 1544; E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; W: www.msfund.org.uk
Masonic Samaritan Fund, a charitable company limited by guarantee, registered in England. Company number 6876310, Charity Number 1130424.
Voting to determine which health and care charities will receive a share of the MSF's £1m Silver Jubilee Research Fund is now closed Over 5,100 Freemasons made their voices count during June when they nominated…
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Masonic Samaritan Fund the charity is donating £1 million in grants to medical research projects The fund now invites every Freemason to nominate one proposal from an agreed shortlist…
The silver shortlist To mark the 25th anniversary of the Masonic Samaritan Fund (MSF), the trustees are making available £1 million in support of medical and care research projects The MSF is planning to award…
The Provincial Grand Lodge meeting in May provided a fitting occasion to celebrate the finale of the West Kent 2015 Festival in aid of the Masonic Samaritan Fund In front of a packed Grand Temple…
Son inspired to run Paris Marathon by father's support of Masonic Samaritan Fund
Thursday, 23 April 2015
A son of a Freemason was inspired to take on the Paris Marathon by his father’s enthusiasm and dedication to support the Masonic Samaritan Fund Elliot Mason’s father, Robert James Mason is a London Freemason from…
Freemasons support the fight against Alzheimer’s with £175,000 boost for Cambridge research team
Monday, 09 March 2015
With half a million people in the UK living with Alzheimer’s, the Masonic Samaritan Fund and The Freemasons’ Grand Charity have been united in their desire to support groundbreaking research that will help identify new…
Eye disorder charity Fight for Sight given nearly £100k by Masonic Samaritan Fund
Friday, 06 March 2015
Fight for sight A grant funded entirely through donations made by Freemasons and their families will aid pioneering research that could restore sight The Masonic Samaritan Fund has provided a grant of £91,500 to eye disorder charity Fight…
Derbyshire’s festival finale Freemasons and their families in Derbyshire have made a £2.4 million donation to the MSF after a six-year fundraising appeal More than eight hundred Derbyshire Freemasons and guests gathered at the magnificent Devonshire…
Freemasons and their families in Derbyshire have made a donation of over £2.4 million to the Masonic Samaritan Fund The Province of Derbyshire raised this magnificent figure following their six year Festival Appeal Over 800…
Lifting the worry Each year, the Masonic Samaritan Fund and individual lodges contribute to prostate cancer research. The moving story of Freemason Ian Mcilquham and his family shows why this support is so vital, writes Andrew Gimson In…
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How the Masonic Samaritan Fund helps to provide much needed respite care
Thursday, 04 September 2014
A break from the routine The MSF recognises how important it is for full-time carers to make time for themselves, both for the sake of their own health and to give them the energy to…
Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research thanks to £181k grant by Masonic Samaritan Fund
Wednesday, 09 July 2014
Research funded by the Masonic Samaritan Fund has successfully developed a blood test that could predict whether someone with early memory problems will develop Alzheimer’s within a year The MSF awarded £181,723 to Alzheimer’s Research UK in 2011…
A tribute to Hugh Stubbs It is with great sadness that the Masonic Samaritan Fund (MSF) reports the passing of Hugh Stubbs. Following a short illness, he passed away on 31 January 2014. Hugh was first…
Counselling careline demand The MSF Counselling Careline was launched in January 2013 in order to help people negotiate change in their lives and proactively deal with problems. Following a bereavement, or perhaps retirement, redundancy or family…
