Your lodge's finances, in good order.
Bricks gives lodges banking, dues collection, and clean reporting in one place — so member dues stay current, the charity fund is protected, and the Treasurer's night off actually happens.
Everything your lodge runs on.
Four things every lodge needs, one platform that holds them together.
Dues that collect themselves
Annual dues, dining, and event tickets on one page — recurring payments and instant receipts built in, so the Secretary stops chasing cheques.
- ✓Recurring dues built in
- ✓Receipts send themselves
The charity fund stays the charity fund
General account, charity fund, festive board — every dollar is tagged on arrival, so charity money is never mixed with lodge running costs.
- ✓Every payment tagged on arrival
- ✓Charity fund ring-fenced
- ✓Accounts update themselves
Banking your officers can sign off on
Checking, savings, and cards with the controls a lodge expects. Dual approval by the Treasurer and Master, spending limits set once and enforced every time.
- ✓Dual approval on payments
- ✓Per-card spending limits
- ✓FDIC-insured through partner banks
Returns and reports, sorted
Member dues status, fund balances, and a clean report for Lodge night assemble from the ledger as you go — Grand Lodge returns without the headache.
- ✓Reports auto-built
- ✓Dues status at a glance
- ✓Audit-ready paper trail
Questions from Masonic lodges
Can we collect annual dues from members?
Yes. Members pay dues online or by card, receipts send automatically, and the secretary sees who is current and who is in arrears at a glance.
Is the charity fund kept separate from operating money?
Yes. The lodge charity fund is its own sub-account with its own balance, so charitable money cannot be spent on lodge operations.
What does the treasurer report look like?
Dues status, fund balances, and spending by category are assembled from the ledger, ready for the monthly meeting or the grand lodge return.