Bridget worked in various roles since her career at Scottish Rite began in 2007. She currently oversees the department’s diverse workload, managing projects and new initiatives. In a former life, she worked as a journalist for a Michigan newspaper and now loves to write compelling stories that highlight the impactful work of our Scottish Rite Charities. In addition to raising her own two daughters, she is a registered foster parent and enjoys volunteering in her church.
Giving Back
Help us advance our mission to care for our members and those in need.
OUR VISION
We will strive to be a fraternity that fulfills our Masonic obligation to care for our members.
SEE HOW WE DO ITScottish Rite, NMJ Charities
Scottish Rite, NMJ Giving Programs
Caring for our Brothers and our communities is central to every Scottish Rite member's journey. With your help, Scottish Rite Charities can continue to provide relief, promote knowledge, and inspire learning.
Discover some of the ways you can support these efforts:
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Commander's Circle
Learn MoreAssisting Brothers through Grand Almoner's Fund
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White Flower Society
Learn MoreSupporting Masonic widows in need
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Cornerstone Society
Learn MoreLeaving a legacy through planned giving
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Blue Envelope Appeal
Learn MoreSustaining the work of our charitable efforts
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Builders Council
Learn MoreTransforming the lives of children with dyslexia
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A Night of Charity
Learn MoreCelebrating the impact of our charities
"I can't tell you what a paradigm shift this has been to get this kind of support. It allows me to feel secure. I can't thank Scottish Rite enough for that."
Bro. Brady Sprague, Grand Almoner's recipient
Changing Lives Together
Whether it's caring for our members, opening doors to a college education, bringing the history of our fraternity to life, or improving reading skills for thousands of schoolchildren, the work of our Scottish Rite Charities is changing the lives of those who need help.
This is only possible because of the lasting support of Brothers like you. Will you join us?
Our Impact
2024 Impact Report
Discover some of the incredible ways that your Scottish Rite Charities are helping Brothers, their families and our communities. These stories of impact serve as a reminder of the life-changing work we can accomplish when we come together.
- Charity Highlights:
- 300+ educators trained through accredited instruction courses
- 1,400 children served through Children’s Dyslexia Centers
- 330+ Abbott Scholarships awarded to students
- 70+ Brothers and their families assisted through the Grand Almoner’s Fund
Meet the Charities Team
George T. Taylor, IV, 33°, has rejoined the Scottish Rite, NMJ as a Development Officer with the Charities Team, where he will focus on building and strengthening relationships with donors while supporting key initiatives and giving clubs.
Before returning to Scottish Rite, NMJ, George served as a consultant for the Cryptic Masons Medical Research Foundation and Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, where he is a member. He also lends his expertise to various volunteer boards, including the High Point University Alumni Association and the DeMolay International Membership Committee. George is a proud member of the Valley of Wilmington.
Gary Lukovich, 32°
Development Officer
Gary Lukovich comes to us with several decades of corporate and nonprofit experience, most recently serving as Vice President of Development for MedSend, an organization providing medical training to underserved communities around the world.
A member of the Valley of Chicago, Gary will focus on expanding Scottish Rite charities’ outreach in the Midwest and leading board training and development for our Children’s Dyslexia Centers.
Charities Coordinator
Mac is responsible for processing and recording donations and maintaining donor records. A fourth generation Mason, he previously worked as an administrative assistant for the Valley of Boston. Mac has a passion for history and enjoys participating in war reenactments. He is a Past State Master Councilor of Massachusetts DeMolay and remains active as an advisor and mentor.
Spencer North
Development Associate
Spencer recently completed their Master of Arts degree in Classics from Boston College. In their sparse amounts of free time, they enjoy petting bees, reading, and cooking. Originally hailing from Indiana, Spencer feels most at home sharing large meals with friends and hosting game nights.