MCF Visits SIT’s New Campus

MCF Visits Singapore Institute of Technology to Strengthen Educational Partnership

Strengthening ties and creating opportunities for the next generation.

On Wednesday, 30 September 2026, Neil Tottman, Chair of the Masonic Charitable Fund (MCF), and David Ho, Trustee and Chair of the Engagement Committee, visited the impressive new campus of the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT).

Neil Tottman, Chair of MCF, Tricia Loh, Assistant Director of SIT’s Advancement Office, and David Ho, Trustee and Chair of MCF’s Engagement Committee, during their visit to the Singapore Institute of Technology’s new campus.

The visit was graciously hosted by Tricia Loh, Assistant Director of the Advancement Office, who guided the MCF representatives on a tour of the university’s state-of-the-art facilities.

The visit holds particular significance for MCF and SIT, as SIT was the first educational institution to benefit from an endowment established by MCF. This milestone reflects MCF’s ongoing commitment to supporting education and creating meaningful opportunities for students.

Looking ahead, MCF is inviting Lodges to partner in supporting SIT’s Global Mobility Grants. These grants help fund students undertaking overseas internships, giving them valuable international exposure, practical experience, and opportunities to broaden their perspectives.

Through collaboration and charitable support, MCF hopes to help more students access transformative learning experiences and prepare for an increasingly interconnected world.

Together, we can invest in education, empower future generations, and make a lasting difference.

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