The United Supreme Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite • Prince Hall Affiliation • Northern Jurisdiction, U.S.A.
The United Supreme Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite • Prince Hall Affiliation • Northern Jurisdiction, U.S.A.
A program where we strategically capture and aggregate our community involvement and donations at both the national and local level — building a unified picture of our collective impact.
How It Works
Capture community involvement at every level — from lodge service projects to jurisdictional initiatives — in a consistent, structured format.
Consolidate donation and service data from across the jurisdiction into a unified national picture that reveals our collective strength and impact.
Generate meaningful reports that demonstrate the United Supreme Council's commitment to service — at both the national and local level.
Program Scope
National Level
Jurisdiction-wide data capture and reporting
Local Level
Lodge and orient activity tracking
Community Service
Volunteering, outreach & civic engagement
Donations
Charitable giving aggregated across the order
About the Program
The M.A.D. Program — Make A Difference — is the United Supreme Council's initiative to strategically capture and aggregate community involvement and charitable giving from lodges and orients across the entire Northern Jurisdiction.
By collecting structured data at the local level and consolidating it into a national view, the program gives leadership a true picture of the collective good we are doing — enabling better decisions, clearer communication, and a stronger story of impact for our communities and the world.
Lodges and orients participate by completing the standardized M.A.D. Reporting Template, documenting their service activities and donations, and submitting to the program leadership team for aggregation.
M.A.D. Reporting Template & FAQs
Official reporting form and answers to common questions for participating lodges and orients.
Download PDFProgram Leadership
For additional information and technical support, contact the M.A.D. program team.
