The Freemasons' charity

Funded entirely by Freemasons, we build better lives by encouraging opportunity, promoting independence and improving wellbeing.

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Beneficiary Aimee and her Freemasons grandfather, Frederick
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Twenty years of exceptional talent

In September, we invited six of these talented individuals, aged between 10-22, to visit Freemasons’ Hall, where they were filmed showcasing their talents and sharing their stories for an exciting video project to mark TalentAid’s 20th anniversary.

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Free Wills Month

October is Free Wills Month and we encourage everyone in our community to take advantage of the time to write or amend their Will. We offer our service year-round and to make the process of making a Will as easy as possible, we collaborate with The Goodwill Partnership to offer a free Will-writing service.

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Freemasons, families, and charities we have helped

Martin’s story

Martin’s story

Martin is a full-time carer for his partner, Gavin. Martin is now undergoing treatment for colon…

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School of Hard Knocks

School of Hard Knocks

The School of Hard Knocks uses high impact sport to help people of all ages improve their physical and mental wellbeing.

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Christopher and Jessica’s story

Christopher and Jessica’s father, Adrian, was made redundant four times, whilst Christopher was at University, and Jessica was in full time education.

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Alzheimer’s Support

Alzheimer’s Support

Alzheimer’s Support received a grant of £90,000 to help people with dementia to overcome social isolation.

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Kate’s story

When Kate’s husband was diagnosed with cancer, and she had given up work to care for him, her friend recommended the MCF for support.

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Bolton Hospice

Bolton Hospice

Bolton Hospice received £17,500 to support bereaved teenagers in East Lancashire.

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Pam and Derek’s story

After Pam’s stroke, her husband, Derek took the role of her primary carer. As Derek’s health also started to deteriorate.

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Centre for the Prevention of Stroke and Dementia

In 2020, Aubretia McColl received funding to carry out research into the cognitive effects of cerebrovascular disease.

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Angela’s story

In September 2017, Angela’s mother was diagnosed with lung cancer. She moved herself and her two boys into her home, so she could be her full-time carer.

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Freemasons support Nicaragua and Honduras hurricane survivors

Nicaragua and Honduras hurricane survivors receive £30,000

Hundreds of families in Nicaragua and Honduras who have had their lives devastated by two major hurricanes, will be receiving emergency supplies, thanks to a grant of £30,000.

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Sally’s story

Ted’s story

Sally lives in Wiltshire with her two-year-old twins, Ted and Alex, and partner, Neil.

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Eileen’s story

When Eileen’s husband, David, died of lung cancer, the MCF stepped in to support her by giving her the chance to travel abroad among other widows.

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