Sailability is an organisation that allows people with disability to sail. The Lodge has provided support to enable Sailability to have the trolleys used to launch the boats galvanised to extend the useful life. The boat is taken from the lawn and placed on the trolley, then taken to a position to allow the person to be placed in the boat with the use of a cradle and winch. Trolley, boat and person are then taken to the water where handlers wait to pull the boat out into the Lake and position the centreboard. Normally there are two people in the boat one able body and one disabled person, depending on the sailing skills.
Read the LakeMac TODAY article on Sailability.The Lodge supports the Royal Flying Doctor Service to provide primary health care and 24 hour emergency services to patients in Australia's biggest waiting room".
Read about the work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.The Lodge through a donation supports the mission of CareFlight to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community.
Read about the work of CareFlight.The Lodge promotes the study of the liberal arts and sciences through a donation to the school for purchase of library books.
The Lodge promotes the study of the liberal arts and sciences through a donation to the school for purchase of library books.
The Lodge supports the work of the District 24 Association to promote the development of Freemasonry for all Lodges in the District.
The Royal Freemasons Benevolent Institution aims to help older Australians maintain their independence and individuality in a supported community.
The Lodge contributes to this aim through support to the Concord RFBI Community Village.