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.
Following the success of last year’s ‘12 days of Christmas’ video series, the MCF is planning this year’s festive seasonal campaign to help raise awareness about the support we provide to 10,000 freemasons, their families as well as the wider community throughout the year. This year’s campaign is called ‘We are the MCF’ and it…
Read MoreThousands of people who have had their lives devastated by the deadly earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia will be given urgently needed shelter and clean water, thanks to an emergency grant of £70,000.
Read MoreSome of the most seriously ill children in the West Midlands will continue to benefit from Singing Medicine, thanks our recent grant of £45,000.
Read MorePeople in East Devon living with dementia and other degenerative conditions will be offered ‘armchair adventures’ and ‘musical life stories’ as part of an expanded reminiscence service. The Forget Me Not project is being enhanced thanks to our £44,000 grant to Action East Devon.
Read MoreLondoners living with physical and mental ill health will benefit from projects aimed at improving their job prospects, thanks to our recent £45,000 grant to Thrive.
Read MoreChildren in Derby will need to spend less time in hospital, as a new Children’s Nurse from WellChild, the national charity for seriously ill children, will be arranging and coordinating the care they need at home. The new nurse is being funded by our recent grant of £110,000.
Read MoreThousands of people whose lives have been devastated by flooding in the Indian state of Kerala will be given urgently needed humanitarian assistance, thanks to £20,000 donation to Plan International UK.
Read MoreDisadvantaged young people at risk of exclusion from school will get the chance to be involved in the new Jaime’s Farm programme, thanks to their recent £39,000 grant.
Read MoreSt Mary’s Hospice in Barrow-in-Furness has been awarded a grant of £20,000 to help establish a new bereavement support service. This grant enabled the hospice to develop a previously unused corner of the premises into a suitable work space for the ‘Make Do and Mend’ scheme.
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