Timely, compassionate, and meaningful emergency funding is vital to helping communities rebuild and recover. Whether providing local relief right here at home or extending a helping hand across state lines and global borders, our mission is to step up when crises arise.
How to Request Emergency Funding
If your community or organization is facing an emergency and requires assistance, we want to hear from you. MCFNM reviews funding requests through a straightforward process. To apply, please write a letter, send an email, or directly contact a member of our board.
- Email: masoniccfnm@gmail.com
- Mailing Address: Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico Inc., P.O. Box 25004 Albuquerque, NM 87125
Recent Relief Efforts
The Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. All requests are evaluated with care and urgency.
Community Foundation of Lincoln County
The Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico has maintained a strong working relationship with CFLC. After the devastation of several fires in the area, and the flash flooding which followed, MCFNM has donated a number of times to the local Community Foundation which oversees distributions to those most in need. Most recently, MCFNM matched a $25,000 donation made by the Grand Lodge of New Mexico for a total Masonic contribution of $50,000 to help flood victims rebuild.
Texas Flooding
In 2025, the Texas Masonic Charities Foundation issued a request for aid following massive flooding in the state. The Grand Lodge of New Mexico and the Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico each contributed $10,000.
Masonic Service Association of North America
Since 1923, when it issued its first disaster relief, MSA has been a recognized resource for all Grand Lodges to forward aid worldwide when disaster strikes. Every time MSA has issued a request for aid, the Masonic Charity Foundation of New Mexico has answered the call.
Hawaii Fires
In response to the catastrophic fires in Maui in 2023, the Grand Master of Hawaii requested emergency support via the Masonic Services Association of North America. The New Mexico Masonic Charity Foundation was happy to contribute to the rebuilding and relief efforts.