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Spring 2024: Brick by Brick How a lodge-building boom is changing the face of Freemasonry in California. Read Flipbook X … Read more

California Masonry is as varied as it is historic. Our members are, after all, sky-diving risk management reps. They’re mystery … Read more

A member of multiple Bay Area Masonic lodges shows off his serious coffee skills and explains his connection to the craft.

How a family’s love of Masonry inspired Reuben Zari of Atwater Larchmont Tila Pass No. 614 to give back to the California Masonic Foundation.

A Southern California Mason reflects on his approach to philanthropy, and why giving back can help create the world you want.

A driver at the Masonic Homes talks about joining the fraternity and giving back.

A sometimes-magician with Ye Olde Cup & Ball Lodge No. 880 on the thrill of performing and the joy of giving back.

Could a piece of stencil art at Windsor No. 181 be a genuine Banksy?

A former priest on what his world travels have taught him and how Masonic relief ties it all together.

How a Filipino culture of generosity has transformed California Mason Mike Tagulao’s approach to philanthropy and relief.

For 64 years, the California Masonic Memorial Temple in San Francisco has been the home of the Masons of California. But it’s so much more.

California Masonic Memorial Temple chairman Mark Pressey has a special connection with the home of California Masonry.

A bridge-building Bay Area Mason reflects on the importance of charity, giving back, and offering Masonic relief.

Masons4Mitts returns for another season with the support of the Masons of California and the California Masonic Foundation.

An aviation expert, this SoCal Mason has seen Masonic relief up close. That’s why now, he makes a point of giving back.

A Southern California Mason explains why giving back is part of his family tradition.

Why a California Mason and financial planner is planning for his own death.

This miniature, golden metal altar—found in the Henry W. Coil Library and Museum of Freemasonry—is undeniably cool. As for what, precisely, it’s for? That’s less clear.

How the craft showed a child of immigrants his roots.

A Southern California Mason honors his mother-in-law through the Masonic Homes.

A 20-something on Masonry in California compared to his native Peru.

What will a Masonic lodge look like in the future? The answer is already here—and it probably won’t be in a lodge.

A Sacramento insider on why when it comes to Masonic philanthropy, all politics is local.

A compendium of tips and advice for working with the youth orders.

Why a first-time donor summoned his father’s memory in giving to the DWB Relief Fund.

California Masons have banded together in crisis before—perhaps never more so than in the wake of the megafires of 2017 and 2018; At a firefighters’ lodge in Maryland, members are driven to serve in more ways than one

The Paso Robles fire prevention specialist and CalFire firefighter on battling wildfires and a global pandemic—at the same time.

The nonprofit American Advocacy Group executive on why charity is part of his Masonic DNA.

Whether he’s designing digital monsters for Hollywood films or founding a new Masonic lodge, VFX expert Bryan Godwin knows the secret’s in sweating the details.

Bill Prentiss learned an important lesson in business: The greatest gift is in paying it forward.

For one 21st Century Club donor, a strong connection to the material culture of Freemasonry has resonated throughout his Masonic experience.

The president of the DeMolay Foundation, a Masons and Pace Setter donor, reflects on how the order prepared him for his role as a global CFO.

Celebrating 50 years of the California Masonic Foundation – and our most generous year in the fraternity’s 168-year history!

Past Grand Master John Heisner shares his vision for how our Foundation will make an indelible impact.

While their generous donations will make a lasting impact for California Masonic charities, Pace Setter lodges find that the impacts of their gifts are also close to home.

Pace Setter individual donors are motivated by a variety of factors. At the heart of them is charity and brotherhood.