Ways To Give

Give to MCFS

Make a Lasting Impact on Texas Families

Your generosity allows Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas (MCFS) to provide vital support to children, families, and widows in our communities. Your contribution, no matter the size, makes a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve.

Here’s how you can join our mission:

Individual Giving

Make a one-time donation and change a life. Your gift directly funds essentials like nutritious meals, medical care for a sick child, therapy for children with autism, and so much more. Every dollar you give helps us fulfill our mission of supporting Texas families in need.

Tribute Gifts

Honor a cherished loved one by making a gift in their name. A heartfelt tribute card will be sent to acknowledge your generous donation, letting the family know you’re keeping their memory alive in a meaningful way.

Employer Matching

Double your impact! Many companies match their employees’ charitable contributions. Check with your HR department today to see if they participate in an employee matching gift program. By taking advantage of this program, you can amplify the reach of your donation and make an even greater difference.

Hero Club: Monthly Giving

Become a Hero! Affordable monthly donations provide reliable support so MCFS can consistently help families in crisis. Even a small amount donated each month adds up over time, creating a steady stream of support that allows us to plan ahead and meet the ongoing needs of the families we serve. Join the Hero Club today and be a hero for Texas children and families!

Quarterly Fund Drive

Our Quarterly Fund Drive enables MCFS to offer diverse programs across Texas to meet the complex needs of families in financial or urgent distress. Getting involved in the drive means contributing to a cause that brings new seasons of joy to those who need it most. You can participate by donating, volunteering, or spreading the word about our work—every effort helps us reach more families and make a greater impact. Learn More.

Planned Giving

Create a lasting legacy. There are many ways to include MCFS in your estate planning, ensuring that your generosity continues to touch the lives of Texas families for years to come. Explore the options below to learn more about how you can make a planned gift that reflects your wishes and values.

Bequests: Make a gift through your will or living trust.
Charitable Trusts: Enjoy potential tax benefits while ensuring the future of MCFS.
Life Insurance and Retirement Plans: Name MCFS as a beneficiary.
Real Estate: Donate your vacation home, primary residence, land, or other property.
Securities: Make a meaningful gift through stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.

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You can also make donations by leaving MCFS as beneficiary on your 401K, life insurance policy and any other assets. In addition to creating your free will, you can also set up a Revocable Living Trust.

Your thoughtful planned gift can ensure that MCFS is able to help Texas children and families for years to come!

A Season of Hope

Join Our Quarterly Fund Drive

Your donation to our Fund Drive gives struggling Texas families the hope they need to weather difficult seasons and bloom again. Just look at how your monthly donation can help:

$36: Feed a family of 4 for a day
$45: Pay tuition for a special needs child to attend a special school for one day
$47: Provide ABA therapy for one child for one day
$127: Provide a teeth cleaning for one child
$300: Help cover rent for a family of 4 for one week

How to Donate

To donate or learn more about planned giving options, please contact: Sandy Shelby Lawrence, Director of Development Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas Phone: 817-503-1510

TAX INFORMATION: Masonic Home and School of Texas (DBA: Masonic Children & Family Services) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Tax ID: 75-1528075. Thank You! Your generosity makes the world a brighter place for Texas children and families.