activities · 11
what they do
direct service · 8
- Collect membership dues and voluntary donations Membership Dues & Sustaining GiftsCollects annual dues from members as part of regular lodge operations and accepts voluntary donations for specific charitable purposes.
- Collect membership dues and voluntary donations Membership Dues & Sustaining GiftsCollects annual dues from members as part of standard lodge operations and accepts voluntary member donations designated for specific charitable purposes.
- Conduct Stated Lodge Meetings Member-Focused Social & Recreational EventsHosts stated meetings at 7 PM on the first Wednesday of each month, with dinner at 6 PM, except during July and August when the lodge is dark.
- Host regular lodge meetings with communal dinners Member-Focused Social & Recreational EventsConducts stated meetings at 7 PM on the first Wednesday of each month, preceded by dinner at 6 PM, at the Arizona Masonic Temple; meetings are suspended during July and August when the lodge is dark.
- Host regular lodge meetings with communal dinners Member-Focused Social & Recreational EventsConvenes stated meetings at 7 PM on the first Wednesday of each month, preceded by dinner at 6 PM, at the Masonic Temple in Arizona; meetings are suspended during July and August when the lodge is dark.
- Support Arizona Masonic Charities Masonic Ritual and Lodge OperationsSupports Arizona Masonic Charities through member involvement and voluntary donations from members for specific charitable purposes.
- Support Arizona Masonic Charities through member engagement Masonic Ritual and Lodge OperationsFacilitates member involvement in Arizona Masonic Charities, a charitable arm supported through Masonic lodge participation and contributions.
- Support Arizona Masonic Charities through member engagement Masonic Ritual and Lodge OperationsFacilitates member involvement in Arizona Masonic Charities, supporting its charitable mission through participation and contributions.
capacity building · 3
- Recognize Mason of the Year Professional and Organizational Achievement AwardsRecognizes individuals, such as Rafael Leidy-Escabi, as Mason of the Year.
- Recognize outstanding members with annual awards Professional and Organizational Achievement AwardsHonored Rafael Leidy-Escabi as the 2025 Mason of the Year, recognizing exemplary service or contribution to the fraternity.
- Recognize outstanding members with annual awards Professional and Organizational Achievement AwardsHonors exemplary members such as Rafael Leidy-Escabi, recognized as the 2025 Mason of the Year, reflecting formal recognition practices within the lodge.
strategies · 11
how they think
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- Character Development Through Fraternal Bonds character_developmentThe organization aims to improve men by fostering bonds of friendship, compassion, and brotherly love, thereby contributing to their personal character development.
- Character Development through Fraternal Bonds character_developmentThe organization aims to improve men's character by fostering bonds of friendship, compassion, and brotherly love among its members.
- Character development via fraternal bonds and moral education character_developmentUses regular fellowship and structured teachings to build moral character in men by reinforcing values such as friendship, compassion, brotherly love, and adherence to civic and moral laws.
- Civic and Moral Education civic_and_moral_educationThe organization teaches its members to adhere to moral and governmental laws and to actively participate in charitable works, promoting responsible citizenship and ethical conduct.
- Civic and Moral Education for Community Engagement civic_and_moral_educationThe organization teaches its members to adhere to moral and governmental laws and to participate in charitable works, thereby promoting responsible citizenship and community service.
- Inclusive interfaith support within a theistic framework interfaith_supportSupports all religions that believe in one God without functioning as a place of worship, creating a shared spiritual foundation for members of diverse faith backgrounds while maintaining religious inclusivity.
- Interfaith Support based on Monotheistic Belief interfaith_supportThe organization supports all religions that believe in one God, operating as a non-denominational entity that fosters spiritual inclusivity without functioning as a place of worship.
- Member-Engaged Philanthropy member-engaged_philanthropyThe organization engages its lodge members in supporting statewide Masonic charitable initiatives and channels voluntary member donations to specific charitable initiatives, including state-level Masonic charities and local programs for children, as a method of community service.
- Member-Engaged Philanthropy and Charitable Giving member-engaged philanthropyThe organization engages its lodge members in supporting statewide Masonic charitable initiatives and local programs for children through voluntary donations, thereby channeling collective efforts towards community service.
- Member-directed charitable giving with focus on children and community member-directed_charitable_givingChannels voluntary financial contributions from members toward specific charitable outcomes, particularly state-level Masonic charities and local programs benefiting children, ensuring philanthropy reflects collective member intent.
- Member-engaged philanthropy through Masonic lodge structure freemasonry_lodge_structureLeverages the formal Freemason lodge structure to organize and direct member participation in charitable initiatives, using membership bonds to drive community service and support for both statewide and local causes.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Arizona Masonic Charities
Charitable initiatives supported by members including Children at Risk and Bikes for Books
Masonic Degrees
Three-degree initiation process (Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason) teaching principles of Freemasonry through solemn and enlightening rituals
Stated Meetings
Monthly gatherings held on the first Wednesday for lodge business, fellowship, and dinner (except July and August)
relationships · 19
who they work with
- Arizona Masonic Charities Partner — Recipient of voluntary donations from Tucson Lodge No. 4 members.
- Arizona Masonic Foundation for Children Partner — Linked as a Masonic-affiliated foundation supporting children
- Arizona Masonic Foundation for Children Partner — Supported charitable cause focused on children at risk.
- Bikes for Books Partner — Recipient of voluntary donations from Tucson Lodge No. 4 members.
- Children at Risk Partner — Recipient of voluntary donations from Tucson Lodge No. 4 members.
- Daughters of Scotia Partner — Shares facility with and supports Daughters of Scotia.
- Daughters of the Nile Partner — Shares facility with and supports Olana Temple #131.
- DeMolay - Arizona Chapter Partner — Shares facility with and supports DeMolay - Arizona Chapter.
- Eastern Star Partner — Shares facility with and supports Saguaro Chapter #48 OES.
- Grand Lodge of Arizona Network — Affiliated with the Grand Lodge of Arizona.
- Grand Lodge of Arizona Network — Member lodge under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Arizona.
- Grand Lodge of Arizona Partner — Linked as a key organizational affiliation for Tucson Lodge #4, F&AM
- Homestead Partner — Partnered with Homestead to design and host the lodge's website.
- Homestead Partner — Website hosting and design services provided by Homestead
- Job's Daughters Partner — Shares facility with and supports Bethel #25.
- Ladies of the Oriental Shrine (LOS) Partner — Shares facility with and supports Oasis Court No. 75.
- Masonic Charities of Arizona Partner — Statewide charitable organization supported by members of Tucson Lodge #4.
- Rainbow Girls Partner — Shares facility with and supports Assembly #2.
- Scottish Rite Child Language Center Partner — Linked as a relevant organization associated with Masonic charitable work