This year, Warwickshire Freemasons have donated over £1 million to local and national charities.

During the 2024/25 financial year, the Masonic Charitable Foundation contributed more than £300,000 to local Warwickshire charities. Beneficiaries included children affected by poverty and neglect, children with special educational needs and disabilities, health and wellbeing for people with dementia and their carers and money for hospices.

In addition, Warwickshire Freemasons donated a further £300,000 to Fisher House, supporting its vital work with the families and loved ones of military personnel and veterans receiving treatment at the Centre for Defence Medicine at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. This significant contribution is both inspirational and fully aligned with the Province’s commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant.

Over £250,000 has also been distributed by the Warwickshire Freemasons’ Charitable Foundation, supporting charities across the Province, including hospitals and hospices, rescue services and air ambulances, organisations supporting older people, children and youth groups, community charities, armed and ex-service organisations, medical research and welfare, disability support groups, and sports and recreation charities. Please click HERE to view a list of the main beneficiaries.

Additionally, local Lodges and Chapters have donated a further £160,000 directly to local and national charities.