Building the Foundation
More than 100 years ago, the Grand Lodge of Michigan recognized the need for a facility to care for senior Masons and their families. In 1891, the first original Masonic Home opened near Reed’s Lake in Grand Rapids.
To meet the financial responsibilities associated with maintaining the Masonic Home, the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation was established and supported by dedicated Masons who were determined to give life to the term “brotherhood” not only to the organization, but also to the community.
The Foundation’s charitable focus areas include Masonic assistance to Brothers and their families and supporting community organizations such as promoting literacy, education and public safety, alleviating hunger, and supporting family and youth services. Tackling immediate challenges, enriching lives and deepening the connection between Lodges and their communities is a primary goal for the Foundation.
Mission Statement
Empowering Michigan Masons to change lives through charity.
Thank you for your generosity that allows us to continue supporting Masons and their communities.
About the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation
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.
Giving for Generations to Come
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.
Philanthropic Service Affecting Positive Change
More than 240 Lodges in Michigan are tasked to volunteer in their communities. From enhancing students’ educational experience to helping Masonic Pathways residents, service opportunities to help our brothers, their families and others are in demand of volunteers.
Masonic Foundation News
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At 71 I am more conscious of it every day. I thank God for blessing me with good health. Still I know the sand runs out daily.
Just wow! Love them while you are here.
so true
Gladwin Lodge #397 has made it a priority to get involved in various projects in their community utilizing their Lodge Charity Account. They sponsor projects like the Gladwin Hospice Duck Race, Christmas Kindness, Gladwin Young Life Club and Camp Fish Tales. Brothers, you are an AMAZING example of creating a sustaining relationship with your local community!!
#michiganmasons #lodgecharityaccounts #makingadifference
Miss Oakland County Scholarship Organization is a local, preliminary, scholarship pageant leading to the Miss America pageant.
Farmington Lodge has been a long time supporter of this organization, and they have long supported the lodge by sending volunteers to help with our past fundraising events.
What a great partnership, Brothers!!
Make a Gift Today
To support these programs and other Masonic initiatives, please consider donating to the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation today.
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