More than a century ago, the Grand Lodge of Michigan embraced a bold vision: to care for senior Masons and their families with dignity and compassion. In 1891, that vision became reality when the first Masonic Home opened near Reed’s Lake in Grand Rapids—a testament to the power of brotherhood and shared purpose.
To sustain this mission of care, the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation was born. It was built on the unwavering generosity of Masons determined to extend the meaning of “brotherhood” beyond the Lodge walls and into the heart of every community.
Today, that spirit lives on through the Foundation’s work—providing assistance to Brothers and their families while championing causes that strengthen communities: promoting literacy and education, ensuring public safety, alleviating hunger, and supporting families and youth. Every gift tackles urgent challenges, enriches lives, and deepens the bond between Lodges and the communities they serve.
Your support makes this legacy possible. Together, we can continue to transform lives, honor our traditions, and create a brighter future for generations to come.
Since 1891, the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation has dedicated its support, whether in financial or volunteer support, to Masons and families, and other charitable organizations around the state. The Foundation’s mission, vision and values align with enhancing lives, whether our own or for those in need.
The Foundation believes that every person can make a difference and positive impact on the lives of others. Gifts to the Foundation ensures that the assistance and relief for our Masonic families, as well as the support we give to build and strengthen our communities, are accessible.
Planning a gift to the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation or your Lodge Charity Account is a beautiful way to leave a legacy. Whether giving through personal bequest (i.e. will or trust) or designating the organization as a beneficiary, we have multiple options available for you to easily plan your gift.
Queen of the North Chapter #82 has been busy making a difference in their community with two recent donations through their Chapter Charity Account. Their support of Chippewa County Animal Control and Dog Park helps care for animals and provides resources for low-income families, while their gift to the Diane Peppler Resource Center, a local women's shelter, supports survivors seeking safety, guidance, and hope.
Thank you to Queen of the North Chapter #82 for the thoughtful ways you continue to care for both people and pets in your community.
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