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Charity and Community Work
At the Grand Lodge of Scotland, charity and service to the community are at the heart of everything we do. Our commitment to helping others and making a positive impact in our communities is a fundamental aspect of our Masonic values.
We are involved in a wide range of charitable activities and initiatives, globally. These efforts are designed to support those in need, promote education, and improve the quality of life for individuals and communities. Some of our key charitable initiatives include:
Our members are actively involved in their local communities, participating in various service projects and initiatives. This hands-on approach allows us to make a tangible difference and foster a spirit of unity and cooperation. Some of our community involvement activities include:
The impact of our charitable and community work is far-reaching. Through our efforts, we have been able to touch the lives of countless individuals and make a lasting difference. Our commitment to charity and community service is a testament to the values we hold dear.
We invite you to join us in our charitable and community work. Whether you are a Member or simply interested in making a difference, there are many ways to get involved. Together, we can continue to support those in need and create positive change in our communities.
Applications for financial assistance can be considered for Members, or widows of Members who need support; and for dependants whose parents are unable to work or are deceased.
The Freemason on whose membership the application has been lodged will require to have been registered in the books of Grand Lodge for at least five years and have been a Qualified Member of a Daughter Lodge during the five years immediately preceding the date of the application for benevolence, or, if deceased at that date, he will require to have been so qualified during the five years immediately preceding the date of his death. In certain extraordinary circumstances a case may be considered where the preceding criteria is not fulfilled.
Applications may be made for financial assistance via the Lodge with which there is, or was, a connection. If applicants are unsure about the Lodge details or require further guidance, they should contact the Benevolence and Care Department at Freemasons’ Hall