Freemasonry Cares
Freemasonry cares for individuals and charities through a wide range of help and support given by Masonic Charities
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With the MCF receiving 10,000 enquiries in the last year from Freemasons and their families, Chief Executive David Innes wants to reach out to still more people as the new masonic season begins In July,…
Milton Keynes Food Bank has received a donation of £3,000 from Buckinghamshire Freemasons A certificate for the funds, donated via the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF), was presented by Andrew Hough, MCF representative, and Mike Clanfield, Provincial…
Supportive sailors in Lincoln have transformed a £25,000 Tercentenary donation from the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) into a specialist pontoon and a safety boat to transform the way it can help disabled people on to the…
An East Lancashire Masonic Charity (ELMC) grant of £4,650 is the first contribution to a million-pound appeal by East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust’s ELHT&ME charity Launched at a breakfast reception, the appeal will focus on…
A Freemasons-funded project at a children’s hospice in Hampshire has been featured as part of a BBC show about disability and video games Over the past year, the Province of Hampshire & Isle of Wight…
Funding from the Masonic Charitable Foundation is supporting schools in Liverpool with healthy breakfasts
Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Food for thought With funding from the Freemasons, Magic Breakfast wants to give underprivileged children in the north west of England the right ingredients to start their day 'In the sixth richest economy in the…
Masonic funding allows Dogs for Good to help more families affected by autism feel less isolated
Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Canine connection A dog can help an autistic child feel less stressed and make everyday activities a bit easier. Aileen Scoular explains how a grant from the MCF to Dogs for Good is allowing more families to…
A place for missing men With bereaved men often finding it difficult to seek emotional support, hands-on initiatives like DIY workshops are providing sanctuaries where they can open up. Steven Short finds out how the MCF is…
The Masonic Charitable Foundation has donated £20,000 to St Mary’s Hospice in Ulverston to support its Make Do and Mend project, aimed at giving bereaved people a chance to get out of the house and…
HRH The Duke of Kent, Grand Master and Grand President of the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF), was present for the official opening of the charity’s refurbished offices Following the launch of the MCF, the offices…
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£4,000 donation by MCF funds running costs of oxygen treatment chamber in East London
Tuesday, 12 June 2018
The Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) has donated £4,400 to MS Action, a charity that has provided complementary treatments for those with multiple sclerosis for more than 20 years The funds will assist with the running…
Homelessness is on the rise, with more than 300,000 people in Britain homeless today – that’s one in every 200 people It’s easy to presume that a person is only homeless if they’re sleeping under…
Liz Willingham reflects on how different her life might have been without the support of the MCF
Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Just one of the thousands of children of Freemasons supported by the MCF when life took a turn for the worse, Liz Willingham reflects on how different her life might have been without the support…
The Masonic Charitable Foundation has developed specialist knowledge and expertise in order to give more targeted support to beneficiaries, as Chief Executive David Innes explains When HRH The Duke of Kent, Grand President of the…
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