Charity

Charitable Giving

Charity is at the very heart of Freemasonry - it’s one of the four key values we live by: Integrity, Friendship, Respect, and Charity.

At Evingar Lodge No. 9512, we are proud to support both local and national causes that make a real difference to people’s lives. Our donations help fund medical research, provide vital care through hospices and hospitals, and support families and communities in need.

Whether you are a member, a visitor, or simply wish to support our work, there are several easy ways you can contribute to our charitable efforts.

Ways to Donate

💙 MCF Envelopes

Support the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) - one of the UK’s largest grant-making charities, helping Freemasons, their families, and local communities.

Every envelope donation counts and contributes towards our Provincial Festival target.

👉 Give via MCF Envelopes

🔁 Regular Donations

Make a lasting difference by setting up a regular donation to the Hampshire & Isle of Wight MCF Festival 2027.

Monthly giving helps us plan long-term support for the many individuals and organisations that depend on the MCF’s grants.

Giving also provides eligibility to receive a festival jewel and become a festival steward should at least £500 be pledged. 

👉 Set Up a Regular Donation

🎟️ Raffle

Our raffles are a fun and social way to raise funds - often held at Lodge meetings and social events.
Every ticket you buy goes directly to supporting charitable causes close to our members’ hearts.

👉 Buy Raffle Tickets

🙏 Alms

The ancient tradition of Alms giving remains a cornerstone of our meetings. Contributions go towards immediate relief for those in distress and other charitable needs identified by our Almoner and Charity Steward.

👉 Contribute to Alms

Our Commitment

Evingar Lodge has a long history of generosity and community support. We have proudly achieved recognition in past Provincial Charity Festivals for our sustained giving - earning Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards for our efforts.

By supporting us, you help continue that legacy of compassion and brotherly love that has defined our Lodge since its consecration in 1993.