Following a review in June 2025, FFV has sharpened the focus of our Community Grants. For this years’ Community Grant program (2025), our two key focus areas will be Education and Community Development.

Through grant funding and grassroots fundraising efforts, the Whittlesea Masonic Lodge has provided much-needed financial support to local organisations, making a tangible difference to vital services in the area.

Disability support provider Bayley House, in Bayside MElbourne, received a donation from Masonic Lodges and FFV to purchase special evacuation chairs for their clients.

The Heathcote Dementia Alliance’s Freemasons Way will provide a nature-based sanctuary with accessible walking trails.

FFV and Lodge funding enabled special equipment to be purchased for Melbourne's 2nd Stroke Ambulance.

Standing Tall in Hamilton Inc. (STiH) is a transformative, school-based mentoring program in the Southern Grampians Shire.

Freemasons Foundation Victoria (FFV) has announced the recipients of its 2024/25 Community Grants, awarding $710,325 for 29 Victorian based

In the financial year 2023-24, FFV contributed $2,509,876 towards impactful community projects, including substantial support to education a

The SafeTALK Education Initiative , supported by a grant from FFV, is making a significant impact on the mental health landscape of the...

FFV supported a project via the Melbourne St Clair Reunion Lodge funding hospitality training for young people facing homelessness.