Ensign Mayo Student Loan Fund

Ensign Mayo Student Loan Fund The Ensign Mayo Loan Fund is a non-profit, tax-deductible trust fund that provides interest-free student loans to Masonic-oriented youth for college.

The Ensign Mayo Loan Fund is a project of the California Association of High Twelve Clubs, a Masonic-affiliated organization. It is an interest-free student loan fund available to DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, Rainbow Girls and Master Masons in California. For more than 50 years, the Ensign Mayo Loan Fund has been offering up to $4,000 per year, interest-free loans for trade schools, community and four

-year colleges as well as graduate studies. To date, the loan fund has helped more than 2,000 masonic-affiliated youth and Master Masons pay for their quality educations. These young people have gone on to become the leaders of tomorrow as doctors, lawyers, small-business owners, anthropologists, chemists, plumbers, welders, electricians, economists, geologists and more. The loan fund was set up by Joseph Sherwood Mayo and his wife, following the untimely death of their son, a DeMolay member and Master Mason from Stockton, California, who was killed while on military leave in Escondido, California in the winter of 1945. Any contributions to the loan fund are tax-deductible and allow us to continue to help our youth and Master Masons pay for their higher education. We accept contributions of any size and acknowledge all who help us to provide this service to our youth and Master Masons.

04/09/2026

Hello, EMLF Staff wishes to remind EMLF Students to mail their loan payment checks in earlier each month rather than later in the month. If payment checks are received after the 20th of the month, it will be recorded to your Payment History Statement the following month.

We would also suggest to students that they maintain a copy of the Monthly Payment Statement you receive each month. It has your balance due, balance remaining and new information at the bottom of the statement. Lastly be sure to update your Contact Information such as address, email and phone number. Thank You.

05/08/2025

I need to caution our Students to read their Promissory Notes from time to time. Listed below are some violations of the Promissory Note that occur occasionally.

1. You must let us know when your CONTACT Information changes.
2. The Promissory Note shall be repaid in ninety-six (96) or less consecutive monthly installments, commencing no later than (3) months after graduating from school or full withdrawal from full-time attendance in school or until the loan amount is fully repaid.
3. If the Promissory Note is not repaid when due, as theStudent and the Co-Signors agree and promise to pay then Default occurs. Interest, all costs of collection, attorney fees are added to the Balance.
4. Please remember that the Promissory Note, in addition to being a legal document, is also a MASONIC OBLIGATION and a moral Obligation.
5. The CO-Signors should be carefully chosen as those CO-Signors promise and are equally responsible for loan repayment if the Student falters. They are also responsible for contacting Ensign Mayo Loan Fund of ANY changes in College/Trade School Status, mailing addresses, telephone number, E-Mail Addresses or any Name Changes during the time the Promissory Note is in force.
6. We ask that you have placed on the repayment check your Student Account Number.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Ensign Mayo Loan Fund at Scott Walsh at(925) 212-4243. Thank you.

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Ensign Mayo Student Loan Fund 51 Marigold Drive
Bellingham, WA
98229

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19252124243

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