One of the most important Masonic teachings is charity. One of the ways our Lodge generates funds to fulfill this obligation is by holding an annual Golf Tournament. The Golf Tournament generates funds which are used for the support of poor / penniless / distressed Masons, their widows and orphans, and the Masonic Home & School in Arlington Texas.

Each year in early March Sugar Land Masonic Lodge holds a BBQ (Beef Brisket, Chicken, &, Sausage) with live and silent auctions at the Sugar Land Community Center, located at 226 Matlage Way. Homemade desserts are available from our Sisters of the Order of Eastern Star. Take-out plates are available, but why miss the fun and excitement of our live and silent auctions? Tickets are $10.00; proceeds benefit Sugar Land Masonic Lodge, its Scholarship and Charities.

Our fraternity is proud of our historical ties and contributions to education from the very start of the Republic and State of Texas. As it is our wish to help those who contribute to the positive side of life's equation, we wish to enlist your aid in having deserving students at your school apply for these scholarships. Through our fundraising efforts we have awarded 60, $1,000 scholarships in the last 16 years to deserving students that want to build upon the base that they have received in our Texas school system.Click here to view past scholarship recipients.

Each year we hold an evening to pay honor to the widows of our deceased Brothers. These ladies have been entertained with song, poetry, and good food, and high praise. We stand ready to assist them throughout the year, such as in providing Turkey Dinners to many of them on Thanksgiving Day.

The Community Builders Awards has been designed to enable a Lodge to formally recognize outstanding non-Masons who have distinguished themselves through their service to the community, to the local, state or national government, to their Church or Synagogue, or to humanity. Thus, the award will be made available to be presented to individuals who, although they have never been initiated into Masonry, have followed the same precepts, ideals and standards that have been established for Masonic behavior. Click here to view past Community Builder Award recipients.

Reverend Lyttleton Fowler, Grand Chaplain of The Grand Lodge of Texas, leveled the first cornerstone leveled in Texas on February 3, 1838, at the first Protestant church built west of the Sabine River in San Augustine. Since then there have been hundreds of public buildings, schools and churches which have had cornerstones leveled by The Grand Lodge of Texas. Sugar land Masonic Lodge and the Grand Lodge of Texas are pleased to be able to offer this age-old custom to our community.

The brothers of Sugar Land Masonic Lodge will frequently be found assisting the various service organizations within the community. We have provided support for the annual Shrimp Feast, the Veterans Walk, Santa Exchange, Christmas tree recycling, Children’s Immunization & Health Fair, …. , are just a few of the examples where lend our support to groups such as The Exchange Club, Rotary, Lions, etc.

The Annual Past Master's Dinner is held to honor the men who have served as the leader of Sugar Land Masonic Lodge as the Worshipful Master, but more especially the current Past Master. A dinner is served with all the trimmings, so everyone please come and enjoy.

The Golden Trowel is the Lodge's formal recognition of a Brother for his devoted service to Masonic principles in general or to his Lodge. It is intended for the Brother who, year after year, quietly, but actively demonstrates his devotion to the teachings of Masonry without thought of recognition or special honors. Click here to view past Golden Trowel Award recipients.

The Lodge Christmas Party, held in December, has many attendees and Santa will give gifts to the children in attendance. The Lodge provides meat and bread and the meal is rounded out by home cooking and baking of the many who attend. Thanks to all the great cooks and barkers who attend and share their dishes with us. Many thanks to the ladies of the Eastern Star and their families, who bring dishes and participate in this event. The Christmas Carol sing-along and Santa's arrival from then North Pole are among just a few of the high lights that occur, so plan to be here and enjoy.