Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004

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Typical grants
£200 – £70,000
Applications
Not accepted
Decisions
As needed

Works for Registered charities, CIOs, CICs and community groups.

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About Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 was established in 2004 as the principal charitable arm of the Freemasons in the Province of Monmouthshire. Operating under provincial by-laws and a deed of trust, it is rooted in Masonic values of service, benevolence, and community. Its mission is to relieve poverty and distress, prioritising Freemasons, their dependants, and the wider community, while also advancing religious purposes and education. Funds are raised through member donations and events and are distributed promptly without accumulating reserves, reflecting a responsive, lodge-driven approach to giving. The charity's geographic focus is the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South-East Wales.

What Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 funds

The charity supports a broad range of needs including individual hardship relief, health-related equipment for institutions, educational scholarships and bursaries, faith-based causes, and contributions to local voluntary organisations, community groups, and academic bodies. It also supports major Masonic charities such as the Masonic Charitable Foundation. Its funding is directed towards the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South-East Wales, prioritising local causes identified through the Masonic network. The charity's responsive approach means funds are distributed promptly to address identified needs.

Who can apply

Eligible applicants include UK-registered charities, community groups, and academic institutions with strong ties to the historic Monmouthshire area and the local Masonic network. The charity prioritises Freemasons, their dependants, and the wider community. There are no strict income limits, but preference is given to grassroots and medium-sized entities. Importantly, the charity does not accept open applications or unsolicited submissions. All requests must be endorsed by a Masonic lodge or provincial representative, and decisions are made on an ad hoc basis.

What Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 doesn't fund

The charity excludes causes outside the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire. It does not accept direct applications from organisations that are not endorsed by a Masonic lodge or provincial representative. Additionally, activities that are not aligned with Masonic values and community needs are not supported.

How they like to fund

The charity operates on a responsive, lodge-driven model, distributing funds promptly without accumulating reserves. It does not have a fixed application schedule; all grants are made on an ad hoc basis following endorsement by a Masonic lodge or provincial representative. The charity does not accept unsolicited applications and works through its Masonic network to identify needs.

How much does Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 give?

£200 – £70,000

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Good to know

FaithNo restriction
Focus areas
Poverty & hardshipEducationHealthFaithCommunity

How to apply to Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding is by invitation.

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Frequently asked questions

How much funding does Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 provide?

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 typically provides grants of £200 - £70,000.

Where does Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 fund charities?

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 funds charities operating in the UK.

Does Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 accept unsolicited applications?

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 does not accept unsolicited applications.

How do I apply for funding from Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004?

Monmouthshire Provincial Grand Charity 2004 does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding is by invitation. A fit check still tells you whether your work aligns with their published remit.

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