Helping our communities
Service has alwaysbeen a core principleof Freemasonry
A Legacy of Helping Those in Need
Whether participating in events, fundraising for a charitable cause or volunteering for public or community organisations, service is at the very heart of Freemasonry.
Freemasonry is one of the largest charitable givers in the country, contributing more than £51.7m to deserving causes in 2023. Freemasons do not only donate money – more than 18.5 million hours of volunteer work are undertaken by Freemasons every year.
Building better lives by enabling opportunity, advancing healthcare and education, and promoting independence. Through our grants to local and national charities, Freemasons are helping to tackle some of the most important issues facing society, helping thousands of people in local communities to live happy, fulfilling lives and participate more actively in society.
A LEGACY OF HELPING THOSE IN NEED
Whether participating in events, fundraising for a charitable cause or volunteering for public or community organisations, service is at the very heart of Freemasonry.
Freemasonry is one of the largest charitable givers in the country, contributing more than £51.7m to deserving causes in 2023. Freemasons do not only donate money – more than 18.5 million hours of volunteer work are undertaken by Freemasons every year.
Building better lives by enabling opportunity, advancing healthcare and education, and promoting independence. Through our grants to local and national charities, Freemasons are helping to tackle some of the most important issues facing society, helping thousands of people in local communities to live happy, fulfilling lives and participate more actively in society.
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Community Engagement Grants
On the 12th June 2025, a team of Cheshire Freemasons ventured down to London for a very special event being performed by them to celebrate the Province’s tercentenary… Cheshire’s Masters & Masons Forum (the MMF – the…
Community Engagement Grants
On the 12th June 2025, a team of Cheshire Freemasons ventured down to London for a very special event being performed by them to celebrate the Province’s tercentenary…
Cheshire’s Masters & Masons Forum (the MMF – the Provincial light blue club), led by Chairman Martin Geer, had an idea! It was some two years ago that the idea of performing a double initiation first came about – but this wasn’t to be an ordinary double initiation – this was to be done as it was in 1759!
A team was brought together and a script developed, with rehearsals starting 15 months before the event – a testament to the huge amount of commitment, dedication and hard work that everyone involved put in to the event.
Stanlow Lodge 6257 would host the MMF in Temple 10 at Freemasons Hall in London, with the venue packed full of 200 members from Cheshire and beyond to support this wonderful event, and the two candidates.
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Poynton Show
The Cheshire Freemasons had a brilliant day meeting so many of you, with great support from the Cheshire Widows Sons .…
Poynton Show
The Cheshire Freemasons had a brilliant day…
Discover Freemasonry Event: A Great Success!
On Saturday 28th June, held at Cheshire View,…
Cheshire Freemasons donating over £1,000 to West Wirral Boys Club for Youth Development Programme
Cheshire Freemasons Donate Over £1,000 to West…
The Hospice of the Good Shepherd
Chester Freemasons make a significant donation…
Poynton Show
The Cheshire Freemasons had a brilliant day meeting so many of you, with great support from the Cheshire Widows Sons .…
Discover Freemasonry Event: A Great Success!
On Saturday 28th June, held at Cheshire View, we hosted our ‘Discover Freemasonry’ event following a six-week social…
Cheshire Freemasons donating over £1,000 to West Wirral Boys Club for Youth Development Programme
Cheshire Freemasons Donate Over £1,000 to West Wirral Boys Club for Youth Development Programme West Wirral Boys Club, a…
The Hospice of the Good Shepherd
Chester Freemasons make a significant donation to Hospice of the…
New members join in the style of 1759
On Thursday, June 12, 2025, the Province of Cheshire Freemasons…
Cheshire Freemasons brave the elements in “Sleep Out for Tommy” to support the Royal British Legion
Cheshire Freemasons brave the elements in "Sleep Out for Tommy" to…
Community Engagement Grants
On the 12th June 2025, a team of Cheshire Freemasons ventured down…
Easter Cheer Thanks to Cheshire Freemasons!
Cheshire Freemasons from across the county have once again stepped…
Cheshire Freemasons Get into the Christmas Spirit!
Once again Cheshire Freemasons are getting into the spirit of…
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