Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
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East Lancashire Freemasons boost for St Ann’s Hospice
East Lancashire Freemasons boost for St Ann’s Hospice
Bourne Freemasons support seven charities
The donations have been granted to the Parkinsons’ support group, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance, Bourne 2 Care, Dyke village hall, Macmillan Cancer Support, a guide group and mental health charity Don’t Lose Hope.
Freemasons’ cash will support Dorothy House Hospice end-of-life care services
A further £450,000 will be provided to individual hospices across England and Wales via Hospice UK, the national charity for hospice care.
Freemasons £2,000 donation to help young care leavers
The Nene Valley Care Trust (NVCT) – which helps young people leaving care in Peterborough and the Nene Valley towards education, training, accommodation and jobs – has received a cheque for £2,000 from David Burton, on behalf of Northamptonshire and Huntingdonshire Freemasons
Freemasons from across Ireland aim to raise ‘six figures’ for charitable causes by the end of 2020
Freemasons of Antrim’s exciting Vision 2020 Festival
Freemasons donate thousands to improve accessibility for Doncaster Charity
The premises in Priory Place is now set to install a lift over the next couple of weeks, making the building accessible to all, following a £2,500 donation from the Magdalen Chapter of the Doncaster Freemasons
Essex Freemasons set to boost charity giving beyond £1.5 million
In the last 10 years Essex Freemasons have donated more than £17 million to various charitable causes making a difference to thousands of lives in every part of the county and with the launch of the new Community Fund, that commitment is expected to increase still further.
Freemasons Lodge Javea 40 hold its annual Ladies Night
Local Freemasons Lodge Javea 40 hold its annual Ladies Night.
Freemasons funding boost towards a defibrillator at Maldon Bowls Club
“For every minute it takes for the defibrillator to reach someone and deliver a shock, their chances of survival reduce by up to 10 per cent.”