Freemasons raise funds for dementia cafe
Freemasons in Newton Aycliffe raise funds for dementia cafe
Freemasonry in Durham
Freemasons donate £10,000 to the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS)
A golden and unique Masonic evening took place on 22nd November, at the always welcoming Derwent Lodge No. 4250 in the village of Chopwell, which saw over £10,000 donated to the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS)
Durham Freemasons donate £1000 to Church restoration campaign
Window’s £50k restoration campaign given a canny start with donation
St Aidan Lodge raise £5000 for 2021 Festival
St Aidan Lodge in Blackhill, Consett has numerous reasons to celebrate in their meeting after the Great North Run weekend.
Assistant Provincial Grand Master David Sanders Hay, as part of a formal visit to St Aidan Lodge, presented a 50 Year Certificate to Worshipful Master, Jonathan Golightly on behalf of long standing St Aidan member James Richardson who was sadly unable to attend due to ill health.
New APGM for Durham
WBro John Paul Thompson PAGStB, the current Festival Director of Durhams 2021 Festival is to be appointed and invested as Assistant Provincial Grand Master of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Durham on 30th November 2017.
Durham Freemasons donate £100,000 in Community Support Grants
Durhams Provincial Grand Master conducted a special award presentation from Durham Benevolence, distributing £100,000 in Community Support Grants to ten local worthy charities or organisations, who supported children or young adults in need
Freemasons help pay for South Shields dancers to perform for thousands at Wembley
South Shields dancers perform for thousands at Wembley
Parents In Need of Support (PINS) has been awarded £1,000 by Durham Freemasons
The money will be used by PINS to provide IT training to its clients and the wider community to give people who have been out of work for some time skills to help them find employment.
Freemasons daughter £6000 Boost for Breast Clinic at the RVI, Newcastle
After being diagnosed with breast cancer in May, Beth Pattison decided, after getting over the massive initial shock, that something positive had to come from the experience. With a Freemason as her father, who better to turn to for some fundraising advice? Craig Pattison, a well-known Chester le Street Mason, is an old hand at fundraising and he used his many years of experience to pull together a Charity Fundraising event on Friday 2nd December at the Masonic Hall in Chester le Street.