What an achievement!  Thanks the the generosity of Freemasonry more than £560,000 has been donated to charitable causes across the UK to provide food to those most vulnerable during the

Freemasons across England and Wales are lending a helping hand to young carers who are under increasing pressure as they support family members during lockdown. The 200,000 members of the

With people separated from their loved ones, technology has been vital for tackling loneliness. Freemasons are donating tablets to hospices and hospitals to make sure patients can stay connected. Learn

Provincial Grand Lodge of Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire are making sure that homeless people in Peterborough and St Neots keep receiving regular hot meals by allocating £4,000 of our additional funding

We have received letters of thanks from two charities who received donations recently. Always great to know how much the money means and how it is put to such good

Did you know that last year, the MCF gave over £38,000 to fund care for life-limited children? Visit our interactive map to see which children’s hospices Freemasons are supporting in

This Loneliness Awareness Week, the MCF are taking a moment to appreciate their hard-working partners at Age UK . With the help of a £1 million partnership, Age UK is

Musical Memory Lane, based in Luton, have received £500 for a Zoom license, a web camera and printing of copyright music material. The group’s Linda Davies details how much donation