Drinks reception
A glass in hand from 6:30pm, in the house and out on the terrace.
Surrey Mark Master Masons The Province's black-tie night, open to everyone. The next Ball is being planned. Register your interest and you will hear first.
Register your interest →Once a year the Province of Surrey Mark Master Masons puts on a black-tie Charity Ball: a drinks reception, dinner with wine, a raffle and an auction, and a dance floor that stays full until carriages at midnight. It is the Province's grandest night of the year, and it is open to everyone.
Members come with partners, families, friends and guests, Mason or not. Every pound raised on the night goes to charities working with young people in Surrey.
The date and venue for the next Ball are being settled. Leave your details below and you will hear before anyone else.
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On Saturday 24 October 2026 the Province filled Wotton House, Dorking. Drinks at half past six, dinner under the fairy lights, a speech from the Provincial Grand Master, a raffle and an auction, and a floor that stayed full until midnight. The night raised £5,500 for Cherry Trees, Surrey Young Carers and Surrey Army Cadets.
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Every pound from the 2026 Ball went to three Surrey charities working with young people. The charities for the next Ball will be announced with the date.
Our charity work →The 2026 Ball raised £5,500 for three Surrey charities working with young people. Every pound went to them.
Cherry Trees supports children with learning, physical and sensory impairments, and gives their families a real break from round-the-clock care. Day visits, overnight stays and activities at its care facility in East Clandon, near Guildford, help families before they reach crisis point. cherrytrees.org.uk
Action for Carers Surrey supports unpaid carers across the county, many of them under 18 and caring for a family member. Its young carers service helps them feel more in control of their lives and less alone. actionforcarers.org.uk
Surrey Army Cadets helps young people build confidence and learn to work as a team. In the past year its 575 cadets, supported by more than 170 volunteers, have trained in the Bavarian mountains, run camps across the county and helped at community events. armycadets.com
No date yet. Leave your details and we will write to you as soon as the next Ball is fixed, before tickets go on general sale. Members, partners, families, friends and guests are all welcome.
Local businesses backed the 2026 Ball, and the next one will need the same. Sponsorship starts at £250, and every sponsor is recognised in our publication to more than 500 members, on this page and on the night itself. A raffle or auction prize is just as welcome.
Talk to Na'el Clarke, our Provincial Grand Charity Steward.
Sponsorship packages →Four levels, from £250 to £1,000. Every sponsor is named in our digital publication, which goes to 500 members and is read by more than 1,000 people, has literature on the display table at the Ball, and is listed on this page. The higher levels add your logo, a thank-you from the top table, a place on the printed programme and tickets to join us on the night.
Your name in the publication, on the display table and on this page.
Everything in Bronze, with your logo rather than your name, a thank-you from the top table and a post on our social media channels.
Everything in Silver, plus your logo on the printed programme and table menus, and two tickets to attend and meet our members.
Everything in Gold, with four tickets, presenting-partner billing on screens on the night and on the publication cover, and first refusal for 2027. One Platinum partner only.
A raffle or auction prize is welcome at any level, or on its own.
The Ball is open to everyone. If you enjoy the evening and would like to know more about the Mark, and the year of dinners and days out that comes with it, we would be glad to tell you.
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