Warwickshire Freemasons

31/08/2026

28/08/2026

We are incredibly proud to share that Warwickshire Freemasons have match-funded a generous donation from Greville Lodge, resulting in a £750 contribution to the amazing team at Myton Hospice! 🤝💙

Myton Hospice provides vital, compassionate end-of-life care and support to patients and their loved ones across Warwickshire, and we are honoured to help them continue their crucial work in our community.

Swipe through to read more about this donation and the incredible difference Myton makes every day. ➡️

21/08/2026

Supporting our local communities is at the heart of what we do. Read our latest update below to learn about our recent £1,500 donation to Hill Crest RDA and the vital, hands-on work they do for those with complex learning difficulties.

Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back and make a practical difference in your area? We are always welcoming new members who share our values of integrity, friendship, and charity.

Discover more about the fellowship and charitable work of the Warwickshire Freemasons, and find out how to join us here: https://warwickshirefreemasons.org.uk/joining/

18/08/2026

Check out our very own James Dalton below 👇

17/08/2026

🏉 What a Try-mendous Day for a Wonderful Cause! 🏉

Knowle Lodge's Charity Rugby Day was a massive success! A huge thank you to Camp Hill RFC for hosting, all the amazing players (including Warwickshire Masonic RFC & the Combined Services Barbarians), and the Shirley Sea Cadets for selling over 1,700 raffle tickets! 🙌

It was fantastic to see so much support from across the Province and beyond. Together, we raised vital awareness for Fisher House and their invaluable work supporting injured service personnel and their families. (And a special shoutout to Andrew Chung for braving the Fisher House bear costume! 🐻)

We will confirm the final fundraising total later this week, but for now, thank you to everyone who played, volunteered, attended, or supported the event.

🤝 Inspired by our charitable work and community spirit? Want to make a difference? Send us a message or visit our website to learn how you can join the Warwickshire Freemasons today! https://warwickshirefreemasons.org.uk/joining/

Check out some highlights from a truly memorable day below👇

16/08/2026

Warwickshire Freemasons: August Wrap‑Up 🏛️
A hot couple of weeks across the Province with community impact, charity, exploration, rugby, real ale… and even a solar eclipse.

Wednesday 5 August
Warwickshire Change Makers – St Mary’s Collegiate Church
APGM Avtar Panesar represented Warwickshire Freemasons at the High Sheriff’s Change Makers event, celebrating community heroes from across the county.
A procession to Warwick Castle followed for a garden party with live music and plenty of interest in Freemasonry. A superbly delivered civic occasion. 🎖️🏰

Saturday 8 August
Knowle Lodge – Charity Rugby Day
A huge success at Camp Hill RFC with players from Camp Hill, Warwickshire Masonic RFC and the Combined Services Barbarians.
Over 1,700 raffle tickets sold thanks to WBro Neil Merchant and the Shirley Sea Cadets.
Strong Provincial support from the PGM, DPGM, APGM Avtar Panesar, Fisher House representatives, the Let’s Talk Team, and visitors from Worcestershire.
A fantastic day highlighting Fisher House and Warwickshire Freemasonry. 🏉💙

Monday 10 August
Holy Well Lodge – BBQ Fundraiser
WM Amrit hosted a fantastic BBQ raising ~£500 for the Ambulances for Ukraine project. Great turnout, great cause. 🔥🇺🇦

Wednesday 12 August
Solar Eclipse Gathering
Brethren shared a moment of quiet awe under the midday sky as the eclipse passed overhead — a rare cosmic event made better by brotherhood. 🌒🤝

Meridian Lodge Visit – Guys Cliffe
Abbey Lodge No. 432’s Bro Sec and team brought five prospective candidates — Samson, Declan, Chris, Colin and Adam — for a guided tour of Guys Cliffe.
A superb evening hosted by Meridian Lodge, made unforgettable by the perfect view of the eclipse. 🌒🏛️

Friday 14 August
Fortior Lodge No. 6172 – Real Ale & Curry Night
A great evening out in Birmingham with good ale, good curry and even a potential candidate. 🍺🍛

If you’re looking to visit a Lodge or learn more about Freemasonry in Warwickshire, there’s always a warm welcome waiting.
🔗 Discover more: https://f.mtr.cool/nppmtvwpfw

07/08/2026

Proud to support the next generation! ⚓

We are thrilled to back an amazing local group. Swipe to see our latest community donation.

Find out more about the cadets: https://f.mtr.cool/bgmjnyjbcb
Learn more about the Warwickshire Freemasons and our charitable work by visiting our page here:
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31/07/2026

Warwickshire Freemasons are proud to announce a £2,000 donation to the OurJay Foundation

Community is at the heart of everything we do. We are incredibly honoured to support this vital, life-saving charity and the phenomenal work they are doing across our local area.

Charity and community support are core pillars of Warwickshire Freemasonry. We encourage everyone to learn more about the incredible legacy and ongoing work of the OurJay Foundation.

Find out how you can support them, locate your nearest defibrillator, or get involved here:
🌐 ourjay.org.uk

To find out how you can be join us and be part of our charitable work click here: https://f.mtr.cool/mzgukdjrdd

29/07/2026

Discovering Tyre: The City of the Rock 🌊🏛️

Did you know that no city, apart from Jerusalem, holds a greater interest for Freemasons than the ancient city of Tyre?

Once the bustling capital of Phoenicia, Tyre is closely bound up in the story of King Solomon’s Temple. Here are a few fascinating facts from the latest Solomon paper, Tyre, the City of the Rock:

Master Craftsmen: The Israelites were not historically builders. It was Hiram, King of Tyre, who provided the skilled overseers, designers, and metalworkers, meaning King Solomon’s Temple was actually of Phoenician design!

Pioneers of the Ancient World: The Phoenicians were arguably the world's first great sailors. They invented glassmaking and produced the highly prized "Tyrian purple" dye, an ancient symbol of royalty.

An Unconquered Citadel: Built partially on an island, Tyre withstood sieges from the Assyrians and Persians for centuries. It took Alexander the Great building a half-mile causeway over seven months to finally breach its walls in 332 BCE.

From a thriving, high-rise ancient metropolis to a quiet rock where modern fishermen spread their nets, the history of Tyre is a captivating tale of enterprise, alliance, and resilience.

24/07/2026

We are proud to announce a £,1000 donation to the RMS for Girls ! Supporting the next generation has always been at the heart of our community. Swipe to see how this contribution supports an exceptional learning environment.