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.”
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Freemasons donate £2,150 to First Responders
The cheque was handed over by Mr. Brian Hilling, the Master of Tenby Lodge, on behalf of the Masonic Province of West Wales, who regularly make significant donations to many local charities, and who recognised the vital work carried out by the First Responders, for whom the cheque was gratefully accepted by team members Tony Wall and Ben James.
Freemasons donate £150 to Sandbach Cricket Club
Penda Lodge No 7360 which meets at Sandbach has responded to a community initiative and donated £150 to the local Elworth Cricket Club who have pledged to supply a defibrillator for use of the public.
King Alfred Masonic Lodge help fund defibrillator in Weston-super-Mare
The campaign for the £2,000 equipment was launched by the patient participation group at Graham Road Surgery in 2015 when its then-chairman Alan Rice became aware of the lack of defibrillators in Weston.
Cambridge Freemasons make £1,000 donation to Defibrillators For All
This is a Whittlesey based charity which has installed 35 public access defibrillators in Whittlesey and has provided awareness training sessions in all schools in the town. It is also running a screening program to detect young people at risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
West Wales Freemasons Give £150,000 to local charities
West Wales Freemasons give £150,000 to local charities to celebrate 300th anniversary
Haverfordwest Freemasons provide Life Saving Equipment in the Heart of the Community
Left to right: Gerard Rothwell from the Welsh Ambulance Service, RW Bro Stephen Hookey, W Bros Tudor Thomas & Eryl Thomas The town of…
Warwickshire Freemasons offer Important advice regarding the Use of Defibrillators
On several occasions recently, concern has been raised about the use of Defibrillators in emergency situations, and the fear that more harm than good can…
Freemasons present cheque for £4,000 to Motorsport Charity
The Rob Vine Fund has again been a grateful beneficiary of the Freemasons’ Air Ambulance Grand Charity fund.
Keith Dalrymple, on behalf of the Freemasons, presented a cheque for £4,000 to Dr David Stevens, one of the Rob Vine Fund directors.
Thwaites Empire Theatre receives two defibrillators
ELMC Provides two Defibrillators for Community Theatre and Studios