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Lodges in action

Freemasonry is considered to be a forerunner of many secular charity movements in the 19th century.

Today, we continue to raise funds for many worthwhile causes in the Queensland community through our Lodges and through our charity Hand Heart Pocket.

We also have a totally separate fund where contributions give short-term help to others facing exceptional circumstances. Contact Hand Heart Pocket for more information on how you can help.

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Our fundraising works in a variety of ways

Our Charity – Hand Heart Pocket

As the charity of Freemasons Queensland, Hand Heart Pocket works with Masonic Lodges, in both big cities and small (often forgotten) communities throughout Queensland and Papua New Guinea.

Lodges in action

Lodges back a wide range of initiatives that support other nonprofit organisations such as hospices, Meals on Wheels, Surf Life Savers and many more. Their donations are often supported by our charity, Hand Heart Pocket.

Supporting others

We have a totally separate fund where contributions give short-term help to others facing exceptional circumstances. Contact Hand Heart Pocket for more information on how you can help.

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Freemasons’ recent community fundraising initiatives

Mooloolah Lodge raised $800 for 10 Street Swags for Rosies

Camp Hill Lodge participate in the The Queensland Cancer Council Relay for Life, raising funds for cancer prevention

Mooloolah Lodge donated $1511.40 to the Caloundra Queensland Ambulance Service to purchase a Multi-Venous IV Training Arm Kit

Camp Hill Lodge help Clean up Australia

Finn Smith, a survivor of bacterial meningococcal, was presented with $1000 by Mooloolah Lodge to assist with medical costs

Each year the Morningside Lodge provides a bursary to Morningside State School

Mooloolah Lodge donated $2488 to help Blue Care purchase mattress overlays and cushions to prevent or treat patients suffering pressure ulcers

Morningside Lodge proudly donated a Toyota Yaris to Blue Care in 2013

Mooloolah Lodge has made an annual donation of $2000 to the Abused Child Trust (now ACT for Kids) for the past 13 years