The central Masonic Charities have consolidated their activities under the Masonic Charitable Foundation.
The Foundation now provides the full range of support and services available to masonic families and other registered charities.
The charity’s advice centre specialises in homelessness prevention, welfare benefits and debt. Through impartial advice and support, the Project aims to prevent homelessness and improve the lives of vulnerable people.
Read MoreIn our ongoing video series, 'Helping Hands', Freemasons from across the country spend a day volunteering with charities we have supported to learn more about their important work and find out how our donation has made a difference.
Read MoreIn October 2017, the MCF launched a new partnership with Hospice UK, inviting bids for funding from hospices who wished to expand their bereavement support services. Willowbrook Hospice in Prescot has been awarded a grant of £20,000 to develop a new service called ‘Willowbrook Connections’
Read MoreThe Masonic Charitable Foundation has launched a new partnership with Bowel & Cancer Research with a grant of £225,000. Over the next five years, this grant will fund three PhD studentships.
Read MoreThe Forge Project in Scunthorpe has been awarded a grant of £3,000 to help support people facing poverty and homelessness. The service is facing greater demands than ever before, and this latest donation will help to fund a part-time support worker to help meet the growing need.
Read MoreWalthamstow charity, MS Action has been awarded a grant of £4,000 to help run its oxygen treatment chamber.
Read MoreThe Roundhouse Trust has been awarded a grant of £90,000 to help fund the Roundhouse Community Participation Programme over the next three years.
Read MoreBuckinghamshire charity, Chilterns MS Centre has been awarded a grant of £30,000. This grant will fund over 850 hours of physiotherapy for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Read MoreThe Heart of Kent Hospice has been awarded a grant of £12,000 to help launch a new support group for dementia carers. The In it Together project will offer both pre and post-bereavement support to families and carers who are looking after someone with dementia.
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