For more than a decade, Freemasons have quietly but powerfully supported women and families navigating breast cancer through the Think Pink Foundation. Much of this support has been initiated and driven by the Lodges of the Monash Gully District, whose ongoing commitment to Think Pink Foundation has played a significant role in shaping and sustaining this partnership over many years.

Freemasons in Victoria have once again demonstrated the power of community, contributing both time and funds to support the 2026 Good Friday Appeal.

The Marigold Southey & Freemasons Foundation Victoria Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Research Grant has been launched to support early and mid-career researchers at critical stages in their careers.

The Whittlesea Masonic Temple was filled with warmth, pride and a strong sense of purpose on Wednesday 4 February, as Whittlesea Lodge No. 256 hosted its annual Cheque Presentation Evening.

Tuning into Teens equips parents with practical skills to respond to their child’s emotional experiences with empathy and confidence.

Freemasons Foundation Victoria (FFV) is proud to announce the latest recipients of the Community Grants program, with $600,000 in funding awarded to 18 Victorian community organisations delivering vital support to people experiencing hardship, isolation and barriers to education.

Our partnership with Epworth continues to grow, with significant support directed to education, research and patient care through a range of sub funds and grants. since 2017 this support has totalled $274,580.

When a child is seriously ill, the whole family feels the impact. Freemasons Foundation Victoria supported the Ronald McDonald House Pet Therapy Program, harnessing the healing power of animals to comfort sick children and ease the stress on families.

Founded in 2010 by two-time breast cancer survivor Irene Hendel OAM and her husband David, the Living Centre was created as a welcoming,...

Funding: $750,000 over three years Location: North Melbourne In June 2016, Freemasons Foundation Victoria announced funding of $750,000, to be distributed over three years, to Australian Prostate Cancer Research. This was a landmark in masonic benevolence – never before had Victorian Freemasonry made such a substantial multi-year commitment to men’s health. Prostate Cancer is a long neglected area in men’s health. The startling reality is that one in six men in Australia are