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East Lancashire Freemasons raise over & £8,500 for children’s charities by abseiling down Peel Tower

The Young People’s Committee of the East Lancashire Masonic Charity (ELMC) have raised over £8,500 for a number of children’s charities through a sponsored abseil challenge at Peel Tower in Bury

In total, 77 people completed the abseil challenge on 7th July 2018 including the Provincial Grand Master of East Lancashire and President of the ELMC Sir David Trippier.

It quickly grew into an event to showcase the support that the ELMC and the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) has given locally and nationally to children’s charities. The MCF has recently donated to East Lancashire-based young persons’ charities including Bolton Young Persons Housing Scheme and Salford Foundation, which provides targeted intervention for young people.

Many of the participants chose to donate their sponsorship monies to the ELMC, which will be used to support its causes, including the Young People’s Committee.

It is envisaged that the amount raised will be in excess of £10,000 through outstanding sponorshop money and gift aid.

 
To find out more about Freemasonry in East Lancashire you can visit their website at https://www.eastlancashirefreemasons.org/

Their contact details are listed below if you want to contact them directly

Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lancashire
Rossendale Masonic Hall
Ashday Lea,
Haslingden Road
Rawtenstall,
Rossendale
BB4 6QX

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 471586 (answerphone) |
Email: [email protected]

If you want to be a Freemason you must be interested in character building and morality

“Better men make a Better world.” Freemasonry stresses honour, personal responsibility and personal integrity

You should be able to commit to Monthly/bi-monthly gatherings at lodges.

Reasons to become a Freemason in East Lancashire
You want to make new friendships
You want to develop yourself
You want to make a positive contribution to society