Freemasons donate to church to help with maintenance
Saffron Walden Freemasons donate to church to help with maintenance
PUBLISHED: 08:31 06 November 2018
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Derbyshire Freemasons Launch Porchway Club for for New and young Masons
Pictured is one of our newest initiates Bro David May receiving the Porchway Club introductory letter from the Provincial Grand Master at the meeting of United Services Lodge in Derby on Friday 2nd November.
Thousands donated to children in Laos thanks to Freemasons
Thousands donated to children in Laos thanks to Blundell’s Masonic Lodge
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Freemasons Donate £2,500 to Harry’s Rainbow Trust
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Freemasons donate a Mobile Treatment Vehicle to the St John Ambulance for Devonshire
At the Devonshire Provincial Grand Lodge Meeting on 6th October, Rt.W.Bro. Peter Balsom had the pleasure of presenting the St John Ambulance…
West Kent Freemasons donation to help DIY SOS replace stolen tools
West Kent Freemasons donation to help DIY SOS replace stolen tools
Gloucestershire Freemasons raise £1.75 million for a number of charities
‘A force for good,’ was how Dame Janet Trotter, Lord Lieutenant for Gloucestershire, described Freemasons in the county and the wider area Dame Janet was…
Freemasons Donation helps Hinchingbrooke Hospital purchase an AquaVENT Heated Breathing System
On Monday the 22nd October three members of Samuel Pepys Lodge No 8330 visited Hinchingbrooke Hospital to present Sister Sam Clayton-Roberts, of the Critical Care Unit, a cheque for £8,100. The donation was to enable them to purchase an AquaVENT machine. AquaVENT Heated Breathing Systems combine technological advances in thermal conductivity and breathing circuit construction to deliver optimal and controlled humidification. Basically, it assists patients in a serious condition to breath without causing damage to their respiratory systems.