
To empower and inspire our residents, customers and team members to achieve the highest quality of life, and to provide exceptional person-centered care and services to seniors, including many vulnerable members of our community without regard to their financial status. (Mission of Love)
A single operating contribution of $2,060,253 to The Masonic Library and Museum of P stands out in the latest grants data, showing how Masonic Villages of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania can make very large, mission-aligned awards. The foundation’s giving centers on senior care and related supports across five Pennsylvania locations, with charitable care available regardless of financial status. That resident-focused model extends beyond housing and nursing care into hospice, memory support, home health, and services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Another recent grant, $547,072 to PA Masonic Youth Foundation, shows that its support also reaches affiliated community and youth-serving efforts in Pennsylvania. The organization operates as a public charity and gives locally, with all reported grants going to recipients in Pennsylvania. Its active programs indicate a mix of general operating support, endowment support, resident fee assistance, hospice care, and direct services for people with intellectual disabilities. Across those activities, the foundation’s grantmaking reflects an institution built around care delivery, subsidized access, and support for residents, families, and staff within its own service network.
In senior services, the foundation funds the operations and mission of Masonic Villages across Pennsylvania, including charitable care for residents regardless of financial status. Its active programs also show support for a Masonic Village Endowment Fund, which helps maintain and operate the villages through invested contributions and income. For adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Bleiler Caring Cottage General Fund supports long-term accommodations along with educational and recreational opportunities at the Elizabethtown site. Hospice and bereavement are another clear area: the Hospice Care Fund supports terminally ill patients and provides bereavement support to families. The Masonic Tree of Life Fund adds resident-level financial help by subsidizing monthly service fees when retirement living residents’ funds have been depleted.
Typical grant sizes are large: the 25th percentile is $925,367, the median is $1,303,662, and the 75th percentile is $1,681,958. The latest grants include one award above $2 million and another just over $547,000, suggesting substantial operating support rather than small project checks. The foundation is a public charity and appears to give through a mix of general operating grants and named internal funds. Its grantmaking is local and all reported grants went to Pennsylvania recipients. The active program list also shows multiple pathways for support, including unsolicited applications accepted for several funds.
$2.6M
$1.2B
$209.5M
$223.7M
Most grants fall between $925K and $1.7M, with a median of $1.3M.
25th Percentile
$925K
Median
$1.3M
75th Percentile
$1.7M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in PA.
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Grant dollars land entirely in Pennsylvania, and the recipient country distribution is 100% US. The recent grants list includes Philadelphia recipients, while the active program structure points to Elizabethtown as a key operating location. Several named funds are tied to Pennsylvania generally, including general giving and endowment support, while others are specific to Elizabethtown, such as Bleiler Caring Cottage and the Tree of Life Fund. That pattern shows a Pennsylvania-only footprint with both statewide and site-specific support.
Its active programs include senior care operations, endowment support, hospice care, support for adults with intellectual disabilities, resident financial assistance, and general donations for the mission of Masonic Villages across five Pennsylvania locations. The foundation also supports bereavement services and educational or recreational opportunities for residents at the Bleiler Caring Cottage.
The typical grant sizes are substantial: the 25th percentile is $925,367, the median is $1,303,662, and the 75th percentile is $1,681,958. The latest grants data also includes awards of $2,060,253 and $547,072.
Its giving is local, and 100% of reported grants went to recipients in Pennsylvania. Recent recipients were in Philadelphia, and several active programs are tied to Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.
Yes. The active grant programs listed for general giving, Bleiler Caring Cottage General Fund, Masonic Village Endowment Fund, Masonic Tree of Life Fund, and Hospice Care Fund all note that they accept unsolicited applications.
2023
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2023.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE MASONIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM OF P | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $2,060,253 | 2023 | OPERATING CONTRIBUTI |
| PA MASONIC YOUTH FOUNDATION | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $547,072 | 2023 | OPERATING GRANT |
THE MASONIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM OF P
$2,060,253OPERATING CONTRIBUTI
PA MASONIC YOUTH FOUNDATION
$547,072OPERATING GRANT