In the year that COVID-19 took hold, Freemasonry, through the MCF, increased its support for Freemasons, their families, and the wider community by giving £20.5 million to those in need.

The MCF have just released their 2020/20212 Impact Report. Read about the real difference they make to people’s lives on behalf of Freemasonry here.

Fancy some positive news? The Relief Chest team at the MCF has seen a huge increase in incoming Gift Aid envelope donations since the start of the new masonic season

Thousands of women experiencing domestic abuse will be able to gain help and support from Refuge’s 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline, thanks to a major grant from Bedfordshire Freemasons and

The London Fire Brigade will be putting their three new 64 metre reach appliances into service later this month. Two of the three vehicles have been funded by London Freemasons

Balloons Charity provides support for children, young people and their families before an expected death, or, following the death of someone significant in their lives. Through the MCF’s work, Devonshire

The MCF received an incredibly moving letter from Rachel, a mum whose family was supported through a cancer diagnosis and the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the full letter to learn how

Happy #FreeWillsMonth to the 595 people who have already taken advantage of the MCF’s free will writing service! Remember, it’s never too early or too late to start thinking about

£100 MILLION! That’s how much the MCF have given to support disadvantaged Freemasons, their families, and local and national charities since we launched in 2016. And they couldn’t have done