Cheshire Freemasons Charity help Autism Support Charity

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Cheshire Autism Practical Support ( ChAPS ) is a Charity started in 2010 by three parents who all have children on the Autism spectrum it now supports over 500 families across Cheshire. Colin Ross the Provincial Grand Charity Steward for the Province of Cheshire Freemasons visited ChAPS at their office at the Frodsham Business Centre on Friday 3rd June bringing with him a Community Grant cheque from the Cheshire Freemasons Charity (FCF) for £300

NPBF Alzheimer’s Society Grant put to Good Use

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NPBF Grant put to Good UseFollowing Alzheimer’s Society North East Lincolnshire receiving £500.00 from the New Provincial Benevolent Fund last year. W Bro Terry Clay and W Bro Alwyn Onley of the Lodge of Old Clee went to Grimsby’s Freshney Place to view the display boards and equipment that some of the money had gone towards. These are to bring to the attention of the public the work they do along with Dementia Friends to "Lead The Fight Against Dementia".