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Harrogate Freemasons donate £94,000 in Masonic grants
Harrogate district charities set to benefit from £94,000 Masonic grants
Northumberland Freemasons donation allows Morpeth Ruby Club to purchase new equipment
As part of their recent extensive clubhouse renovations, ensuring that the facilities are not only fit for purpose for the club membership but also to provide quality facilities for use by the wider local community, Northumberland Freemasons donated £3,000 through the Richard Henry Holmes Masonic Benevolent Fund. The money has been used to purchase a public address system which was integral in the running of their recent community fireworks and Bonfire Night and is regularly used to replay films taken from activities preceding celebration events.
Freemasons put disabled horse riders in the saddle with £10,000 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.
Aberdeen charities get cash boost as freemasons support city causes
Three Aberdeen charities have been handed cash injections after generous donations by a Masonic lodge.
West Midlands Freemasons help fund sight loss research at University College London
West Midlands Freemasons help fund sight loss research at University College London
Mark Freemasons make £3,000 donation to Prince of Wales Hospice
A donation of £3,000 has been made to The Prince of Wales Hospice by The Freemasons.