30 October 2026 | Singapore
In a meaningful demonstration of charity, compassion, and community service, Lodge Lion of Erin, with the generous support of the Masonic Charitable Fund, has contributed S$28,000 to Club Rainbow (Singapore) towards the establishment of its new Resilience Hub at AMK Hub.
This charitable initiative reflects the Lodge’s enduring commitment to supporting those in need and making a positive, lasting difference in the wider community.
The contribution was formally recognised through the signing of a Gift Agreement on 30 October 2026, bringing together representatives from Lodge Lion of Erin, Club Rainbow (Singapore), and the Masonic Charitable Fund.
The agreement was signed by:
- WBro Arjun Prasad – Worshipful Master, Lodge Lion of Erin
- Mr Teo Siang Loong – Executive Director, Club Rainbow (Singapore)
- WBro David Ho – Trustee, Masonic Charitable Fund
The occasion marked an important milestone in the shared commitment to improving the lives of children and young people facing significant health and developmental challenges.
Established in 1992, Club Rainbow (Singapore) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting children with chronic illnesses and their families.
Through its comprehensive programmes and services, Club Rainbow provides essential assistance, emotional support, and opportunities that empower children and their families to navigate life’s challenges with greater confidence and resilience.
Over the years, the organisation has remained committed to enhancing the quality of life of its beneficiaries while fostering a caring and inclusive society.
The S$28,000 contribution will support the establishment of Club Rainbow’s new Resilience Hub at AMK Hub, an initiative designed to bring essential community-based services closer to the families who need them.
The Resilience Hub represents an important step in Club Rainbow’s continued development, addressing emerging service gaps and supporting national priorities concerning children and young people with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and special needs.
Strategically situated within accessible public spaces, these community-embedded hubs aim to:
- Improve access to meaningful support programmes and services.
- Encourage social inclusion and active community participation.
- Create opportunities for personal development, confidence-building, and resilience.
- Strengthen support networks for children, young people, and their families.
Through this initiative, Club Rainbow seeks to create a welcoming and supportive environment where beneficiaries can develop their potential and participate more fully in community life.
For Lodge Lion of Erin, charitable giving extends beyond financial contributions. It represents a commitment to putting the fundamental Masonic principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth into practice.
Through this contribution, the Lodge reaffirms its belief that genuine brotherhood is demonstrated not only through fellowship within the Lodge but also through compassion, generosity, and meaningful service to society.
By supporting Club Rainbow’s Resilience Hub, Lodge Lion of Erin hopes to help create opportunities for children and families to overcome challenges, build confidence, and experience a stronger sense of belonging within the community.
The Lodge remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote dignity, inclusion, and hope, reflecting the enduring spirit of Freemasonry and its tradition of charitable service.
The Masonic Charitable Fund is pleased to support this meaningful initiative alongside Lodge Lion of Erin, reinforcing a shared dedication to charitable causes that make a tangible difference in people’s lives.
Both organisations look forward to the positive impact that the new Resilience Hub will bring to the children, young people, and families supported by Club Rainbow (Singapore).
Through compassion, generosity, and collective action, Lodge Lion of Erin and the Masonic Charitable Fund continue to uphold the timeless values of Freemasonry while contributing towards a more caring, resilient, and inclusive Singapore.
