Cheshire Freemasons donated £1m and volunteered to help during the pandemic
Cheshire Freemasons donated £1m and volunteered to help during the pandemic
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Cheshire Freemasons facilitate much-needed blood donation service
Cheshire Freemasons facilitate much-needed blood donation service at Chester venue
Freemason’s boost for Wirral Hospice St John’s garden upkeep
Freemason’s boost for Wirral Hospice St John’s garden upkeep
Cheshire Freemasons pledge funding to Wirral hospice
Cheshire Freemasons pledge funding to Wirral hospice
Cheshire Freemasons refurbish Scouts Building with £50,000 donation
Cheshire Freemasons refurbish Scouts Building
Freemasons donate to Men in Sheds (Age UK), Hartford, Northwich
Men in Sheds is a project run by Age UK Cheshire. The sheds are places where men over the age of 50 can come together to learn and share their skills and make new friends. They always guarantee a warm welcome and great banter within the shed community. Activities include wood working and turning, pen making, bespoke commissions and community projects.
Cheshire Freemasons donate £5000 to help Disabled children and young people across Cheshire East
Friends for Leisure helped by Cheshire Freemasons Disabled children and young people across Cheshire East will have a greater opportunity to make…
Freemasons Charity Lunch Raises over £5000
Every Penny Counts Campaign The Worshipful Master of Cheshire Farmers Lodge, David Lewis, his wife, Carolyn, son Simon and daughter-in -law Alex…
Cheshire Freemasons Support Better Lives Centre in Ellesmere Port
Friday 27th July saw a delegation of Cheshire Freemasons, led by Provincial Grand Master RWBro Stephen Blank, attend the official opening of the ‘Better…
Freemasons step in to cover charity cash stolen from Sandbach pub
The theft of charity cash from behind the bar of a Sandbach pub prompted a rescue donation by local Freemasons. More than £300 in coins which filled a large glass jar at the Military Arms pub on Sandbach Common was stolen one evening when the bar was briefly unattended. The cash had been raised by regulars in aid of the Sunny Days Children’s Fund to buy holidays and treats for needy children with life-altering illness.