Somerset Freemasons donate £1750 for new Heart Monitor
Admiral Blake Lodge donates £1750 for new Heart Monitor
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Freemasons TLC Teddies make a Difference
We always find it pleasing to hear about the difference the teddies have made.
Charity Lifelites donates specialist technology for children at Shooting Star Chase with grant from Middlesex Freemasons
The children and young people at Shooting Star Chase children’s hospice have received a donation of assistive technology worth £50,000 from national…
Freemasons donate to Salvation Army
Doug Holgate installed his successor at Anfield Lodge No 2215, which meets at Woolton Golf Club, in November 2017, and Doug and his wife Brenda have had a…
Freemasons make donation to St Mary’s Hospice in Ulverston
Assistant Provincial Grand Master David Grainger together with Furness and South Lakeland Group Chairman Peter Schofield visited St Mary’s Hospice in…
Freemasons donate £500 to Parkinson’s (UK)
At the installation meeting of Preston Guild Lodge No 4408 a number of charitable donations were made including one in support of Parkinson’s (UK). The…
Freemasons’ help with heavy duty mobility scooter for Tiverton residents
A new heavy duty mobility scooter will enable disabled residents in Tiverton to get about with ease thanks to a donation from the Freemasons.
Every Spring and Autumn Freemasons from around Devon meet to give support totalling in excess of £50,000 to charities and organisations throughout the county who are in need of assistance. The Tiverton & District Community Transport Association were one of the groups who were nominated by their lodge St Peter’s Tiverton.
Freemasons donate £1,500 to Beenstock Nursing Home
On 20 November, Stephen Thomson, Manchester City Sykes District Charity Steward, presented a cheque for £1,500 from ELMC to Beenstock Home. Beenstock…
Freemasons donate £1,312 to Zoë’s Place baby hospice
Zoë’s Place was founded by Professor Jack Scarisbrick and became a reality in February 1995. The first hospice was opened in Liverpool after raising the necessary funds and finding suitable premises. Its opening signified the beginning of a unique and much needed service. Zoë’s Place provides a home-from-home environment for the respite and palliative care of babies from ages 0-5 with life-threatening or life-limiting conditions.