Scottish Rite Foundation (SRF) Grant Program - Appendant Bodies Achievement Grants

Funder: Scottish Rite Foundation, Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A., Inc. (SRF)

Geographic Scope: National, state, and local level programs in the U.S.

Eligibility: Recognized Masonic appendant bodies with qualifying 501(c)(3) programs

Award Amount: $1,000 - $10,000 (number and amount determined annually by SRF)

Award Status: Grants are non-renewable. Funds must be used in the year awarded. Any unutilized funds must be returned to SRF.

Focus Areas

Grants may be applied for in the following areas:

• Leadership Training/Development
• Communication/Social Media
• Technology Improvements
• Educational Programs
• Mentoring Programs
• Community Relations
• Philanthropic Programs

What Will NOT Be Funded

• Salaries or Professional Staff
• Annual or National Meetings
• Grand Officer Expenses
• Normal Operational Expenses
• Travel Expenses
• Philanthropic Endowments

Selection Criteria

The Supreme Council will select awardees based on:

• Measurable Objectives/Goals
• Grant is in Keeping with Masonic Principles
• Project Scope and Need
• Project Budget/Ability to Raise Additional Funds Needed

Reporting Requirements

A grant completion report must be submitted to the Scottish Rite Foundation by February 1, 2027. This report should include:

• Detailed explanation of how funds were used
• How the project met SRF's goals
• Brief summary of how it has benefited the organization

Note: If a report is not submitted, the applicant will not be eligible for future grants.

Contact Information

Address: The Supreme Council, 33º, SJ, USA, 1733 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20009

Fax: 202–464–0487

Application Process

Status: We are no longer accepting applications for 2026 grants. Grant recipients will be announced by March 31, 2026.

Note: Specific application instructions, required materials, and submission details are not provided in the available website content. Contact the Scottish Rite Foundation directly for complete application procedures and deadlines for future grant cycles.