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More than 20 families with autistic children can be supported thanks to a grant from Yorkshire, West Riding Freemasons.

Hundreds of local children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) and their families from across the North-East will receive help and support thanks to a grant from Durham Freemasons.

We at the MCF are pleased to announce the launch of our new website chatbot—designed to enhance digital engagement and make our support services more accessible to Freemasons, their families, and the wider community. 

A £60,000 grant will benefit approximately 120 families with young children facing poverty and hardship in Sefton, along with an additional 150 household members who will receive essential support thanks to The Venus Charity.

April 2025 marks a proud and meaningful milestone for the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF, the Freemasons’ charity). We’re celebrating nine incredible years since our formation — nearly a decade of supporting communities, changing lives, and continuing a long-standing tradition of Masonic compassion and care. 

Over 100 families in North Bristol who live in an area of high deprivation will receive tailored support to help their children’s developmental needs, thanks to a grant from the Freemasons to the everyFAMILY charity.

After walking an incredible 6,500 miles, taking 13 million steps, and spending two years away from home, Chris Jones has completed his monumental journey around Britain.

By completing this challenge, Chris has become the largest single fundraiser in the history of the Masonic Charitable Foundation.

More than 600 children and 400 mothers seeking asylum will get dedicated and targeted support thanks to a £60,000 grant to The Happy Baby Community.

More than 80 families from some of the most deprived areas in Wigan and Leigh will be leading healthier lifestyles thanks to a £47,000 grant to Wigan Athletic Community Trust.

Hundreds of young autistic children from the Reading area will be able to enjoy very valuable  play and learning sessions with a number of  different model train sets, thanks to a grant from Berkshire Freemasons to the Engine Shed charity.