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Cornish Freemasons charity added to AmazonSmile list to help even more good causes
Cornish Freemasons charity added to AmazonSmile list to help even more good causes
Hindpool-based Furness Carers receive £25,000 from Masonic Charitable Foundation
Hindpool-based Furness Carers receive £25,000 from Masonic Charitable Foundation
Corby Red Kite Academy’s £3,000 outdoor play equipment boost from Freemasons
Corby Red Kite Academy’s £3,000 outdoor play equipment boost from Freemasons
3,000 homeless youngsters in Birmingham gets Easter treat from Freemasons
3,000 homeless youngsters in Birmingham gets Easter treat in charity bonanza
Autistic children access technological support thanks to London Freemasons grant
London Masons through the Masonic Charitable Foundation have helped fund a new Assistive Technologist for Ambitious about Autism charity who enable young people with complex autism to communicate more effectively through technology.
Freemasons £250,000 grant will allow children to access important support networks in lockdown
Buttle UK based in Westminster, Greater London, work through a network of referral organisations such as local charities, social services and health centres, who ensure that help is given to those who need it most. Coronavirus has seen the charity busier than ever, but the unique referral network has allowed it to continue to support families despite the lockdown.
Freemasons Donate $200K In Scholarship Funding
“Freemasonry is all about helping people be the best they can be and when we see people striving to achieve and excel, like these students, we want to encourage and support that.
Minnesota Freemasons donate $35 million to the University of Minnesota to establish first-of-its-kind institute devoted to brain development
The University of Minnesota has announced a $35 million gift from Minnesota Masonic Charities, an organization that is the University’s largest single donor. This contribution will establish and name the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain, an interdisciplinary initiative focused on the early diagnosis, prevention and treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders in early childhood and adolescence.
New Zealand Freemasons make changes
One of the many casualties of Covid-19 and the lockdown has been charitable organisations such as Freemasonry.With gatherings not permitted, the social aspect of such organisations was the first to be suspended, but the philanthropic work carries on. Ruapehu Masonic District Grand Master Ash Williamson says Freemasonry New Zealand responded immediately to the pandemic.