Masonic Samaritan Fund

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At the heart of the Freemasons' philanthropic mission is a deep-seated belief in the power of research to transform lives and communities. By funding innovative studies across a broad spectrum of medical fields, from oncology and neurology to mental health and geriatrics, Freemasons play a critical role in the global quest to alleviate suffering and enhance quality of life. These medical research grants, administered with a combination of vision, rigor, and compassion, underscore the Freemasons' dedication to the welfare of humanity and their unwavering support for the scientific community.

In the vast landscape of philanthropy, few organizations have made as profound and enduring an impact on medical research as the Freemasons. Through their charitable arms, including the notable Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) in England, Freemasons have long championed the cause of advancing medical knowledge and improving public health. This commitment is vividly embodied in their sponsorship of medical research grants, a pivotal effort that seeks not only to uncover new scientific knowledge but also to pave the way for ground-breaking treatments and cures for some of humanity’s most daunting health challenges.

Middlesborough Freemasons Excel in Charity Donations

Ferrum lodge donated a further £5000 to the Masonic Samaritan Fund, taking their total donations to over £20,000, and were elated to learn that they would now receive the honorific title of Patrons of Festival 2018.

A second cheque for £1600 was then presented to the Chairman from the proceeds of the Middlesbrough Lodge’s Spring Ball, which was held recently at Gisbrorough Hall

Why the membership comes first

Here to help Having had a career in the army and charities that has focused on safeguarding the welfare of others, Willie Shackell, new UGLE Grand Secretary, wants to ensure that Freemasons have all the support they need Did you always want to be in the army? Well, the first thing one has to decide … Read more


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