MCF – L Solomon – Lodge Wandailan Hardship Grant
By establishing the Masonic Charitable Fund – L Solomon – Lodge Wandailan Hardship Grant on April 5, 2022, Masonic Charitable Fund (MCF) and SUTD will contribute to a better world by design.
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MCF Agreement Signing Ceremony – NAFA
The Masonic Charitable Fund (MCF) pledged to donate $30,000 prior to the event, which will support SOM’s travel subsidy program for needy students who require financial assistance for overseas study trips.
TP receives Bursary from MCF – Lodge St. Andrew
The 1st Bursary from the Scottish as Freemasons come together and show the spirit of giving that change the lives of the underprivileged.
CDE receives S$25,000 gift from MCF – Lodge Singapore
The Masonic Charitable Fund – Lodge Singapore recently donated S$25,000 to the College of Design and Engineering (CDE).
Signing the MCF – Lodge St. Patrick Bursary Award
Singapore Polytechnic (SP) had the privilege of signing the Masonic Charitable Fund- Lodge St. Patrick Bursary Award.
MCF – The Lodge of St. George S$100,000 Endowment For ITE
Masonic Charitable Fund – The Lodge of St. George endowment was signed. The endowment was co-founded by the Lodge of St. George. S$6,200 worth of bursaries will be awarded annually in perpetuity.
Republic Polytechnic (RP) & The MCF Inked A Donation Agreement
Republic Polytechnic (RP) is appreciative to The Masonic Charitable Fund (MCF) for signing a gift agreement on Tuesday, June 22, 2021.
SUSS Gets A Donation Of S$200,000 To Launch Two Study Grants Funds
The Masonic Charitable Fund (MCF) donated S$200,000 to the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) to establish two S$100,000 study awards funds.
Signing And Cheque Presentation Ceremony For SIT
The Masonic Charitable Fund Endowment Bursary is one of the most inclusive bursaries, and it is applicable to financially disadvantaged students from all fields of study.
MCF Signed An Agreement With SUTD
The MCF signed an Agreement with Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) to provide S$52,000.00 over four (4) years.
