St Mary Islington Freemasons Lodge London
The United Grand Lodge of England are delighted to announce the release of their official podcast. In each episode Shaun Butler, James Dalton and Stephen Whatley are chatting all things Freemasonry. They ask the big questions, talk about their experiences and interview special guests from across UGLE. The podcast is for everyone from seasoned Freemasons to …
This year marked the end of The Masonic Charitable Foundation’s first five-year strategy, look what the foundation have achieved! In the last 5 years the Masonic Charitable Foundation have awarded over £100 Million with more than 30,000 grants. Together we have supported over 700 charities and 3000 individuals and families, see the report here: http://impact.mcf.org.uk/2022 …
The United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) took part in the special Platinum Jubilee Beacon lighting ceremonies on Thursday 2nd June, taking place to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s 70 years on the Throne. The Beacon was placed on the roof of Freemasons’ Hall. Earlier that day, at 2:00pm, Town Criers proclaimed the lighting of …
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Freemasons are doing their bit for the upcoming Mental Health Awareness Week, raising more than £1.9m to donate to charities supporting mental health. Freemasons have so far made over 100 donations, helping more than 1.4 million people experiencing mental health issues. To help communities achieve a better state of mental health, the United Grand Lodge …
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To launch the North Wales Festival 2028 Appeal, John Charles Hoult, Provincial Grand Master, accompanied by his Deputy Provincial Grand Master, Assistant Provincial Grand Master and Provincial Grand Charity Steward rode the Velocity Zip Wire at Zip World. The target is to raise £2.5million for the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF), the Freemasons’ charity. Provinces throughout …
The Relief Chest Appeal for Ukraine now stands at £564k and is rising. The response from members across the Constitution has been tremendous and will enable Freemasonry to respond to the crisis in a meaningful and impactful way. Five selected charities will each receive a grant of £100,000 each towards their work. They are:- UK …
Most Worshipful Brother Peter Lowndes has announced his retirement from his role as Pro Grand Master, and that his successor, Right Worshipful Brother Jonathan Spence, will be installed in September.
Thanks to the generosity of Freemasons, the MCF have been able to announce the next round of funding for charities supporting communities through COVID-19 – all of which focuses on helping homeless and vulnerably-housed people. This first round focuses on organisations supporting people who are homeless or vulnerably housed, and has seen 30 charities awarded …
The Masonic Charitable Foundation shows how Freemasonry provided £19M in support and services. Helping to improve the lives of thousands of vulnerable and disadvantaged people across England and Wales. See how they made a real difference to your local community! https://impact.mcf.org.uk/2020/
The Masonic Charitable Foundation have committed £3.6 million to support Freemasonry’s charitable response to the pandemic by funding hundreds of local projects and charities. The MCF are also supporting Freemasons and their families with daily living costs, counselling and grants to help children’s education. For more information go to https://mcf.org.uk/