Freemasons donate 2,000 toothbrushes for youngsters at St George’s Hospital in Tooting
Freemasons donate 2,000 toothbrushes for youngsters at St George’s Hospital in Tooting
Schools receive funds from Freemasons
Lodge secretary Robin Murray said: “We are committed to raising funds to help local charities and organisations provide a service for those in our community. What better way to help than to look at our young people and help them with equipment and activities at their schools.”
Freemasons donate £10,000 to Hereford Times flood appeal
Freemasons donate £10,000 to Hereford Times flood appeal
Vatican Cleric Claims Catholics Can Be Freemasons
“Loge and Altar” is the name of the new book by the Viennese priest, ex-diplomat and Vatican employee Michael Heinrich Weninger, in which he explains in just under 500 pages why one can be a Catholic and a Freemason at the same time
Darlington Freemasons back cancer care appeal
Darlington Freemasons have donated £3,000 to the Excellence in Cancer Care appeal, which is aimed at improving the facilities at the University Hospital of North Durham
Freemasons raise £700 in Pre-Valentine’s Ball for Homeless Charity in Leeds
Saturday 8th February saw Worshipful Master Robert Phillips and his wife host a wonderful Pre-Valentines Ball at The Left Bank in Headingley, Leeds, romantically decorated by Balloonatix of Leeds.
Harrogate school benefits from Freemasons New Year Grant
Grove Road Community Primary School – which has limited outdoor space and no field or garden – has been awarded £3,000 to buy outdoor playground with furniture, walled mounted games and an outdoor table tennis table.
Freemasons donation helps stroke survivors to rebuild their lives
Sheffield Touch of Colour Stroke Group is a Stroke Association voluntary group. The group meets each month to explore different artistic techniques, and help members overcome the devastating effects of stroke. Originally an art course run by the Stroke Association, the art group became Sheffield Touch of Colour in April 2018, run by the charity’s volunteers in the area.
Children getting more braille books thanks to Freemasons
The BMCF (Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund) recently donated a £1000 to purchase a large guillotine, and artwork materials, to help produce braille books for young sight-impaired children.
Back in 2018 Buckinghamshire Freemasons raised over £3500 which included a donation of £500 from Winslow Lions to buy young Dexter Ward, who is severely visually impaired due to Congenital Glaucoma, a braille machine.