Helping The Community
Charitable Work
Our Work In the Community
Like all branches of Freemasonry, The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland is committed to supporting good causes through our charitable works. Our partnership with charities at both a national and local level to help others is fundamental to our central values.
In recent years we have worked closely with the Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling. Our donation of £200,000 in support of the invaluable research of the centre in improving the lives of those living with Dementia is something we are particularly proud of.
At a local level our Chapters are continually involved in supporting local good causes to place our organisation at the heart of our communities.
Marie Curie Edinburgh Hospital
The First Grand Principal, accompanied by our Office Manager Janice Gillespie, was delighted to visit the Marie Curie hospital in Edinburgh where he presented a
Loudoun Charity Event
On Saturday 17th May 2025, Loudoun Royal Arch Chapter No 251 EG.6 held a charity event in aid of the Beatson Cancer Centre. The M.E.
Dumfriesshire Charity Event
On Friday 9th May 2025, MEC Colin Johnstone, Grand Superintendent of Dumfriesshire held a charity event to raise funds for the family of 4-year-old Koda
Caithness Stone Path Opening
The First Grand Principal and Grand Scribe E. were guests at the Dementia Services Development Centre at Stirling university for the opening of the Caithness
Scottish Cancer Foundation
The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland presented a cheque for £25,000 to Professor Bob Steele C.B.E. of the Scottish Cancer Foundation. This donation
Operation Smile Malawi
While visiting Malawi The First Grand Principal presented a cheque for £10,000 to Operation Smile, a charity that provides free surgery to children born with
Forth Rail Bridge Abseil
We are thrilled to announce that one of our esteemed members – and Provincial Grand Scribe Ezra – William Wells, took courage and compassion to