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Masonic Meetings happen on the second Friday of each month running from October to April 

We also run our LOI (Lodge Of Instruction's) all the other Friday's, where we meet up practise our Masonic Meetings Ritual & build strong friendships

Yes — Freemasons actively raise money for charity, and this is a central part of their work in many lodges around the world. It’s not just informal giving; it’s often organized and structured. Here’s how it typically works: Please take a look at our News Page

1. Lodge Fundraising

• Each Masonic lodge usually has a charitable fund or trust.

• Members contribute a portion of their dues, and many lodges organize additional fundraising events.

Common fundraising methods include:

• Charity dinners, balls, or galas

• Raffles, auctions, or lotteries

• Sponsored walks, runs, or cycling events

• Community events like fairs or concerts

2. Specific Causes

• Lodges often focus on local charities: food banks, hospitals, schools, and community support programs.

• Some support national or international charities, such as hospitals for children, disaster relief, or medical research.

• Certain Masonic appendant bodies (like the Shriners) operate large-scale charitable hospitals funded entirely through donations.