Provincial Grand Lodge of Buckinghamshire
Donation to Medical Detection Dogs
Provincial Grand Lodge of Buckinghamshire
Members of Buckinghamshire Freemasons were at Stowe School recently where an event to promote the work carried out by the Medical Detection Dogs team was held.
Medical Detection Dogs, (based in Great Horwood), trains dogs to detect the odour of human disease. It is at the forefront of the research into the fight against cancer and helping people with life-threatening diseases.
The members of Grand Union Lodge, 9641, presented a cheque for £1,000 to Claire Guest, co-founder of Medical Detection Dogs.
Following on from donations by members of Bletchley Park, 9518, and Fenny Stratford, 8985, lodges this means a total of £5,000 has been donated by local Masons to this most worthwhile charity.
Pictures show: The dogs, with their handlers, on the steps at the back Stowe School; and the cheque presentation of £1,000.00p from Grand Union Lodge l-r Ricky King of Bletchley Park Lodge, Claire Guest (Co- Founder of Medical Detection Dogs), Terry Jones, and Colin Cruise, both of Grand Union Lodge.
