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Movember is an annual event that raises awareness about men’s health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, and more.

Loneliness is something most of us will experience at some point in our lives – and for many, it’s an ongoing challenge. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), around one in four adults in Great Britain reported feeling lonely in early 2025, with 7 per cent saying they often or always feel this way. 

Every year, billions of pounds in state and local authority benefits and services go unclaimed in the UK.

Freemasons from across Cumbria recently took part in a memorable fundraising event by abseiling down the historic Freemasons’ Hall in central London in support of their 2027 Festival.

We recently released the 15th edition of Better Lives – this time fully digitally. This issue explores different forms of support through different voices.

Did you know that we have nearly 300 active volunteers working across England and Wales? In this blog post we will highlight the vital role they play; who they are, what they do, and how their efforts help us make a real difference in local communities. 

Learning at Work Week is a unique annual event. It’s led nationally by Campaign for Learning and by employers and learning champions in their organisations.

As exam season approaches, stress and anxiety levels can soar for children and young people. The pressure to perform well can feel overwhelming, impacting mental wellbeing and self-confidence.

We caught up with our Legacy Manager, Duncan and talked through some of the most common questions he receives about legacies and Wills.

In this blog post, we will tackle some of the myths surrounding the scheme head-on, shedding light on how the MCF allocates grant funds and ensures that the support we provide truly makes a difference in the lives of talented young individuals across the Masonic community.