Freemasons donate £600 to Dragon Martial Arts Centre
Dragons Martial Arts Centre is a not for profit, Community Sports Club. They were originally located at Ray Mill in Stalybridge, one of those old mill…
District Charity Steward
Freemasons donate £500 to Bury Society for Blind & Partially Sighted
Bury Society for Blind & Partially Sighted People is set to look much better thanks to the support of organisations such as the East Lancs Masonic Charity.
Tameside Young Carers receive a £500 Grant from Freemasons
The photograph shows Stuart Tennant, Ashton & Mossley District Charity Steward, presenting an ELMC Grant of £500 to Mrs Joyce Howarth, the Chair of…
Freemasons support Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY)
Friday, December 1st, 2017 Cardiac Risk in the Young or CRY as they are more commonly known provide electrocardiogram (ECG) and Echocardiogram screening…
Freemasons donate £2097.76 St Thomas’s School
St Thomas’s Centre is a school in Darwen, whose students have experienced difficulties in mainstream education, due to their specific medical, social, emotional or behavioural needs.
Freemasons donate £1,500 to Beenstock Nursing Home
On 20 November, Stephen Thomson, Manchester City Sykes District Charity Steward, presented a cheque for £1,500 from ELMC to Beenstock Home. Beenstock…
Freemasons help fund a Defibrillator for the Maritime Volunteer Service
The Maritime Volunteer Service is a recognised national maritime training organisation and a UK registered charity, with more than 25 units around the country providing training to nationally and internationally recognised standards, serving local communities, especially in times of need or emergency, and taking part in resilience exercises ashore and afloat.
Pendle Freemasons donate £1,000 to the East Lancashire Hospitals’ Integrated Stroke Therapy Service
A special therapy garden for stroke patients at Pendle Community Hospital has received a boost thanks to a generous contribution from the Freemasons….
Freemasons donate £4000 to Talbot House Support Centre
Talbot House has been supporting the families of people with learning disabilities in Manchester since 1976.
It started as a play scheme organised by four parents of children with complex needs. The play scheme was a success but the parents quickly realised that the biggest positive outcome was that they were able to share their experiences and support each other in a way that no other service could.
Burnley Talking Newspaper gets welcome boost from Local Freemasons
Monday, October 23rd, 2017 Burnley Talking Newspaper is celebrating 40 years serving the blind and partially sighted in Burnley and Padiham. The Charity,…