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Families of military personnel and veterans undergoing treatment at Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital will access vital accommodation thanks to a £50,000 donation from Warwickshire Freemasons to Fisher House.
Around 200 families from some of Birmingham’s most deprived areas will receive emotional and practical support through Home-Start Birmingham Tameside, funded by a £15,000 Freemasons’ grant.
The money will allow the Shropshire-based Cavalier Centre, which uses 14 horses and ponies to provide support to disabled people from across the West Midlands, to expand its operations.
3,000 homeless youngsters in Birmingham gets Easter treat in charity bonanza
Brethren, our order was formed in March 1908 when we were called The Honourable Fraternity of Antient Masonry. We are a regular Masonic Order open to all women, unlike Adoptive Masonry which restricts its membership to women who are fortunate to have Masons among their near family. As you know, we are open to all women of full age, of good report and holding a belief in a Supreme Being.
Children in Derby will need to spend less time in hospital, as a new Children’s Nurse from WellChild, the national charity for seriously ill children,…
It’s easy to presume that a person is only homeless if they’re sleeping under a worn-out sleeping bag in a shop doorway, wondering how they’ll…
Mark Dickens of Fidelity Lodge No. 3708 in Warwickshire has presented a cheque for £800 to The Giles’ Trust The Giles’ Trust is the principal charity of…
