The Meningitis Foundation Aotearoa New Zealand (MFANZ) is committed to reducing and preventing meningitis across New Zealand - advocating for wider access to vaccines and raising awareness about the disease.

Freemasons Foundation is supporting a summer intern at Mātai Medical Research Institute in 2025 – an organisation offering Tairāwhiti students enrolled in a NZ University studying health science, computer science, medical, or engineering the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research projects. Interns work alongside expert scientists, clinicians, research staff, PhD students, and Iwi health providers. Topics covered in the internship include research design, medical imag

The Big Sing Event New Zealand, is New Zealand's largest annual choral event for secondary schools, with multiple gold awards, special awards, and commendations for different aspects of performance.

As part of the Auckland Philharmonia’s Inspire Programme, music lovers are invited to experience a unique event with celebrated pianist Benjamin Grosvenor.

Dr Samantha Marsh, a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Auckland, is dedicated to understanding how social media impacts the wellbeing of young people.

The Freemason Foundation has proudly supported this year’s Smokefreerockquest (SFRQ) - an annual music competition for intermediate and high school bands throughout New Zealand.

For three years, The Freemasons Foundation has proudly funded Dr Catherine Morgan’s work with Alzheimer’s at the Auckland University’s Centre for Brain Research.

Dunedin Town Hall from Thursday, 28 August to Saturday, 30 August  The Big Sing Finale showcases the top 24 secondary school choirs...

Chamber Music Contest   The Freemasons Foundation is proud to support The NZCT Chamber Music Contest – a true national event that...

Freemasons Foundation proudly provides funding to support Alzheimers NZ’s 2025 Summit. The funding has been used specifically to help...

2024 was a very productive year for the Freemasons Foundation. Selected groups and projects throughout NZ benefitted from over $1.8m of our financial support throughout the year. 

On 9 July 2024, the Manukau Symphony Orchestra performed 'Brahms Double' and a new work by Sarah Francis Jenkins, funded by the Foundation

The William C Daldy, a heritage steam tug in Auckland, is converting to wood fuel, funded by Freemasons Foundation, for cleaner operation.

Rewaken Polycation - what a performance, what an experience!

Seven talented school choirs receive Freemasons Foundation support to attend the World Choir Games in Tāmaki Makauraru this July

The generous support of the Freemasons Foundation is critical in delivering the Auckland Writers Festival’s Schools Programme Hōtaka Kura...

The New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata is dedicated to sharing the stories of New Zealanders through the art of...

Auckland needs a strong pipeline of major events to supplement great local activity, says Viv Beck (this story is part of Viv Beck's NZ...