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Newmarket Scouts receive donation from Cambridgeshire Freemasons

“We are delighted to be able to give our support to the 1st Newmarket Scout Group. It is always important to us to support our local community.”

St Wendred Lodge, which meets at Newmarket Masonic Hall, was thrilled to present a cheque for £700 to the 1st Newmarket Scout Group during a recent meeting at the Scout Group Headquarters.

The presentation was long overdue as the lockdowns and Covid-19 restrictions had previously prevented a visit.

The money was raised by St Wendred Lodge through raffles and a quiz night which included an “Auction of Promise” with Lodge members donating some fantastic lots.

This has been further supplemented by funding from the City & University of Cambridge Masonic Charitable Trust.

Jun Thompson, the Group Scout Leader, said: “Many thanks to St Wendred Lodge for this generous donation.  It will be used to buy equipment to support the group’s activities, and this includes the purchase of an event shelter, barbeque and new maps and compasses.”

Paul Pearson, Master of the Lodge, said: “We are delighted to be able to give our support to the 1st Newmarket Scout Group. It is always important to us to support our local community.”

 

 
To find out more about Freemasonry in Cambridgeshire you can visit their website at https://www.pglcambs.org.uk/

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

Provincial Grand Lodge of Cambridgeshire
Freemasons’ Hall
Bateman Street,
Cambridge
CB2 1NA


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 Cambridgeshire
You want to make new friendships
You want to develop yourself
You want to make a positive contribution to society