Our vision is to be regarded as a world leader in medical research. As founders of an internationally recognized biomedical research center in Utica, New York, we are helping medical professionals develop diagnostics and therapies that cure disease.
We are committed to helping our children and grandchildren achieve educational excellence. Available to the descendants of good-standing New York Masons, our scholarship program awards more than $500,000 to select students every year.
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn new skills, establish lifelong friendships, and develop independence among a community of their peers. At our Masonic-sponsored youth camp, kids are free to celebrate summer while discovering the wonders of nature in the Adirondacks.
In May 1893, the New York Masons built a home for the widows and orphans of their Brothers who had passed. Today, the 400-acre campus has become a senior living care community for Masons and non-Masons alike. Owned and managed by the Trustees of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund, the care community provides a wide range of exceptional services to people throughout the Utica, NY area and beyond.
When one of our Brothers falls, the New York Masons stand up—physically, financially, spiritually, and emotionally. With commitment from our entire fraternity, we offer an extensive network of aid and support to the grieving families of deceased Masons. This program is available to families of good-standing New York Masons.
In May 1893, the New York Masons built a home for the widows and orphans of their Brothers who had passed. Today, the 400-acre campus has become a senior living care community for Masons and non-Masons alike. Owned and managed by the Trustees of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund, the care community provides a wide range of exceptional services to people throughout the Utica, NY area and beyond.
The DeWint House is named after American patriot and Freemason Johannes DeWint, who converted his home into a battle station for General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. With a strong foothold at the DeWint House in the Hudson Valley, Washington was able to lead the patriot forces to a key victory in New York State. The New York Masons are proud to fund the preservation of this historic site.
