Freemasons donate £10000 helping 10 Charities
Delphis £10,000 to local charities for TercentenaryDelphis Lodge has made a major contribution to the Tercentenary celebrations by donating £10,000 to local charities.
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Freemasons donate to Alzheimers Society & Stroke Association
During his year in the Chair, W.Bro. Gary lost his father, so both presentations have a strong personal meaning to him.
Freemasons donate £1,000 to Salcombe Minibus
Every spring and autumn, Freemasons from around Devon meet to give support totalling in excess of £45,000 to local charities and organisations throughout the county who are in need of assistance.
The money is raised by the WAKE Fund – a trust conceived by the Right Worshipful Brother William Alexander Kneel, Masonic Provincial Grand Master from 1970 to 1984.
This fund now stands at £1.9m and the interest
Freemasons of Sir Thomas de Cheddre donate to Frenchay After Burns Children’s Unit
Sir Thomas de Cheddre Presentation to Frenchay After Burns Children’s Unit
Freemasons of The Lord Roborough Lodge No. 5789 Donate to the Plymouth Drake Foundation’s Imagine Campaign
The Lord Roborough Lodge No. 5789 very kindly agreed to support a local Charity in Plymouth. Acting on behalf of the Lodge Charity Steward, WBro. John Pritchard PPrGSwdB presented the sum of £300 to Mr Arthur Ainslie, Chairman of Plymouth Drake Foundation (PDF) to help and assist children and young people in Plymouth.
Freemasons donation to Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust
Ian Kingsbury JP, provincial grand master for the Devonshire Freemasons, handed over the cheque to Miles Pomfrett, a trustee of the Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust.
Miles said: ‘We’re most grateful for this donation which has gone towards the cost of a replacement all-terrain ‘workhorse’ vehicle, making life much easier for our volunteers.
Freemasons £36,313 Donation will allow Splitz charity to help more vulnerable children
Donation will allow charity to help more vulnerable children
Freemasons donate £80K to Action on Hearing Loss to fund pioneering research
Action on Hearing Loss receive £80K to fund pioneering research