Freemasonry in Massachusetts

Greetings,

Bless you for being here at this moment. I thank you for existing, I thank you for your time and energy, and I thank you for being; Namaste. May blessings be with you now and for the rest of the day/afternoon/evening, may the highest energy be with you, may Love be brought to you and those with whom you affiliate. Peace be with you.

For those who are affiliated with/possess information on the following lodges of Masons within the state of Massachusetts, pleast post below regarding their activity, member count, good deeds, events(past/present/future), community service, philanthropy, and/or any other important details regarding their character.

Jordan Lodge
Amity-Mosaic Lodge
Golden Fleece Lodge
Mount Carmel Lodge
Essex Lodge
Starr King Lodge
Golden Rule Lodge
Lynnfield-Zetland Lodge
Mount Tabor Lodge
Star of Bethlehem Lodge
William Sutton Lodge
Budleigh Lodge
Liberty Lodge
Philanthropic Lodge
Fidelity Lodge
The Independence Lodge
Wyoming Lodge
North Reading Lodge
Good Samaritan Lodge
Converse Lodge

Again, thank you for your time and energy here; blessings be with you.

Namaste

reply to post by GreeneLight


Is there some reason you wouldn't want to contact them or the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts yourself? T'is a bit of an unusual request under the circumstances

Fitz

reply to post by Fitzgibbon


T'is, indeed.

Think of it as a pre-pre screening. There is always information that one can attain without, that will differ form within.

reply to post by GreeneLight


If you are looking for dirt, you can either make some up, or wait long enough and someone else will. If you want to know what Philanthropy each lodge is doing, I suggest contacting the secretary of each lodge respectively. With a google search, you should be able to locate most by e-mail and some by phone.

But if all you have is a hammer, don't be surprised if everything starts to look like a nail.

First, may I ask you why you are requesting this information from ATS?
Second, if you are interested in joining a lodge, may I recommend you review their contact info and contact them directly to speak with them in-person. You will get the answers you seek, in-person.

GreeneLight
reply to post by Fitzgibbon

 

T'is, indeed.

Think of it as a pre-pre screening. There is always information that one can attain without, that will differ form within.

Most unlikely, that. The information is the information, within or without.

HTH
Fitz

reply to post by GreeneLight



Here you go, I'm not sure what you are after but what is listed here is indicative of all Grand Lodges in North America.
As to the individual Blue/Craft Lodges you have listed, I'm sure they all have a web link and email contacts that you your self can contact and any of your questions would be answered for you.

The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts is looking for a new full-time Cleaner/Maintenance Staff employee in the Building Department.

Masonic Medical Research Laboratory

Located in Utica, NY, the Masonic Medical Research Laboratory (MMRL) is a state-of-the-art medical research facility engaged in studies to provide novel life-saving therapeutic strategies that will continue to improve our quality of life. To better define its rearch with the public, the MMRL is now knows at the Cardiac Research Institute (CRI) at Masonic Medical Research Laboratory.

Grand Lodge Scholarship Program

Massachusetts Masons, their children, and grandchildren who will be attending an accredited educational institution as a full-time, undergraduate are eligible to apply for a Grand Lodge Scholarship Grant.

Since its inception in 1995, the Grand Lodge Scholarship Program has given $6.25 million in grants.

Masonic Health System

Masonic Health System (MHS) of Massachusetts, a subsidiary of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts was established in 2001 to continue the Masonic tradition of caring. MHS provides a continuum of quality services and programs to those in need by proudly sponsoring the following:

Masonic Youth Child ID Program (MYCHIP)

MYCHIP (Masonic Youth Child Identification Program) has identified more than 275,000 children since its inception in 1988, and it continues to assist families today. The program provides tools to help law enforcement authorities find and identify a lost or missing child. The Masons of Massachusetts, partnering with the Massachusetts Crime Prevention Officers Association and the Massachusetts Dental Association, donate MYCHIP resources to make this service available to the public. None of the information is copied and all the identifying materials are given to the child's family.

Masonic Angel Fund

The Masonic Angel Fund is the fastest-growing Masonic charity anywhere. Founded in 1998 by the members of Universal Lodge A.F. & A.M. in Orleans, Massachusetts, the "MAF" has spread to 141 Lodges in 13 states since it first offered sponsorship of affiliate Masonic Angel Funds in the summer of 2000. The Masonic Angel Fund™ is changing kids' lives - one community at a time, one child at a time.

Shriners Hospitals for Children

Shriners Hospitals for Children® is a health care system dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, innovative research, and outstanding teaching programs for medical professionals. Children up to age 18 with orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate are eligible for care and receive all services in a family-centered environment, regardless of the patients’ ability to pay. Located throughout North America, there are 22 Shriners Hospitals in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

32° Masonic Learning Centers

In 1993, the 32º Masonic Learning Centers for Children was established by the Scottish Rite Masons of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction as their fourth charity. The Learning Centers provide therapy for children suffering from dyslexia, free-of-charge and one-on-one. There are currently 59 centers located in 15 states.