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SCFS-Showcase On this page, you will read many examples of how Freemasons are helping others.

Support to national charities, local charities, community groups and individuals has been provided by Freemasons worldwide, all working under the Constitution of the GLoS.

Lodge Delting 1736 … Orkney and ShetlandRWM John Gold of Lodge Delting 1736 presenting a cheque for £500 to Cancer resea...
16/10/2026

Lodge Delting 1736 … Orkney and Shetland

RWM John Gold of Lodge Delting 1736 presenting a cheque for £500 to Cancer research in Lerwick … money raised from the annual May Day Darts competition won by Phillip Mowat who chose the charity.

PGL Lanarkshire Middle WardPGL Lanarkshire Middle WardPGL Lanarkshire Middle Ward Community Award Winners 2026 - Refresh...
12/10/2026

PGL Lanarkshire Middle Ward

PGL Lanarkshire Middle Ward

PGL Lanarkshire Middle Ward Community Award Winners 2026 - Refresh Shotts

PGM Norman Carnegy along with PGL Almoner Jack Alexander visited Refresh Shotts to present them with the 2026 PGL Community Champions Award and cheque for £500 to be put to good use.

This was the annual awards setup in lieu of the PGL Caravan for deserving local community groups.

Refresh Shotts is a community-led safe space and wellbeing group hosted by the local churches.

They meet on Thursdays, 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm in the Scout Hall, 105 Benhar Road, Shotts, ML7 5EP

The cost of the group is Free including all activities and visitors can bring and participate and can share their own hobbies with the members.

It’s run in partnership with local community churches, including South Calder Parish Church, part of the Renew Wellbeing network.

What happens at the days -

Tea & Conversation: Drop in anytime for a cup of tea and a chat.

Activities: All enjoy a variety of games and hobbies based on the "5 Ways to Wellbeing" to support mental and emotional health.

Quiet Space: A dedicated, calm area is available for prayer, reflection, and meditation.

Inclusivity: A welcoming environment where "it's OK not to be OK".

If you would like more information, you can check updates via the Allanton Church & Community Cafe Facebook Group or visit Renew Wellbeing.

Midlothian Lodge EventsCraig Gordon presenting cheques to Burnbrae Primary Sensory Room and Team Jak for £2500.Craig wou...
11/10/2026

Midlothian Lodge Events

Craig Gordon presenting cheques to Burnbrae Primary Sensory Room and Team Jak for £2500.

Craig would like to thank all who donated and to those who attended the presentation. Also a thanks to the band, East Coast who provided the evenings entertainment free of charge.

The Brethren of Stivenstoune Thistle and Rose No 169 and family members recently held a 12 hour bowlathon to raise money...
10/10/2026

The Brethren of Stivenstoune Thistle and Rose No 169 and family members recently held a 12 hour bowlathon to raise money for The Beatson Cancer Hospital, a charity that is very close to the RWM Bro Norrie Brown and his family at this time. The RWM is delighted that due to the incredible support and generosity an amazing £4544 was raised.

Widows Sons Scotland North Chapter The North are proud to present a cheque of £150 with an additional £100 donation to 3...
10/10/2026

Widows Sons Scotland North Chapter

The North are proud to present a cheque of £150 with an additional £100 donation to 30th Perthshire Strathardle Beavers today during our Area Reps run!
Normally the Area Reps runs are local events however the Area Rep for Aberdeen, David Duncan kindly agreed to support the Area Rep for Perthsire East, Matty Stevenson in this presentation.

Lodge Hearts Content  #1275  … District of Newfoundland and Labrador.Lodge Hearts Content  #1275 donates $1000.00 to the...
04/10/2026

Lodge Hearts Content #1275 … District of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Lodge Hearts Content #1275 donates $1000.00 to the TCP Health Foundation at their Telethon on October 4th. Presenting: (L-R): Bro. Ernest Bishop, WSW; Bro. David G Dawe, Secretary/Treasurer; Bro. Boyd Vivian, WJW.

District of Newfoundland and Labrador Another successful afternoon tea & card party, held for the residents of Masonic P...
04/10/2026

District of Newfoundland and Labrador

Another successful afternoon tea & card party, held for the residents of Masonic Park. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Lodge St Andrew #1139. A good time was had by all.

Grand Lodge of Scotland, Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire and Lodge Grange No. 1073Following Lodge Grange's success...
30/09/2026

Grand Lodge of Scotland, Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire and Lodge Grange No. 1073

Following Lodge Grange's successful participation in the Grand Lodge of Scotlands Grand Master Mason's challenge. Last Wednesday, members of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire and Lodge Grange No. 1073, presented 2 cheques for £1k to the Maggies Centre and Roxburgh House in Dundee.

Grand Lodge of Scotland, Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire and Lodge Grange No. 1073
30/09/2026

Grand Lodge of Scotland, Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire and Lodge Grange No. 1073

Nice ‘shout’ for a £250 Donation to Queensferry RNLIIn recognition of the invaluable service provided by RNLI volunteers...
30/09/2026

Nice ‘shout’ for a £250 Donation to Queensferry RNLI

In recognition of the invaluable service provided by RNLI volunteers, a two-man ‘crew’ from Lodge Kirkliston Maitland 482 called into the RNLI Station at South Queensferry and donated £250.

Our R.W.M. Bro. Peter Cox, who was accompanied by I.P.M. Bro. Stuart Donald said: “RNLI Volunteers are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, and we salute the work they do in saving lives at sea.

We are always looking to support local Good Causes, and Queensferry R.N.L.I. is a very worthy recipient.” Bro. Peter is pictured presenting to Lifeboat Operations Manager David Smart and volunteer crew member Jordan Martin, alongside several Queensferry crew members.



Lifeboat crew callouts are known as ‘shouts’, and in 2025 the crew aided 119 people and saved four lives.



Close to the Forth Rail Bridge and named the ‘Queensferry Lifeboat Station’, it was established in 1967, and the new station was built in 2012.



Pictured, from left to right, and completing the presentation trio are Petra Surplus (Volunteer helm), Bro. Stuart Donald I.P.M., Calum Calder (Volunteer helm), Jacob Sim (Volunteer helm), and Sarah Sim (Volunteer crew and press officer).

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