Freemasons of Ceres Lodge Presents Cheque to Cynthia Spencer Hospice
On Wednesday the 14th of December 2016, Ceres Lodge No. 6977 held a very successful and well attended white table meeting. The Worshipful Master, WBro…
Freemasons and Support to Hospice’s
The Freemasons Grand Charity is continuing a commitment to charitable support that began nearly 300 years ago in the earliest days of organised Freemasonry. Through the Grand Charity, and regional and Local Lodges, the Freemasons main aims are to Make a significant difference to people in real need, Help the wider community by funding vital projects, Support issues of concern to Freemasons and their families
Find out more about The Freemasons’ Grand Charity by visiting their website at www.grandcharity.org
Freemasons St Clair Lodge, No 2902 donate £400 to The Princess Alice Hospice
St Clair Lodge No 2902 and Fiona Childerstone present a cheque for £400 to The Princess Alice Hospice in Memory of W.Bro Paul Childerstone On Friday 16th…
Freemasons support Local Hospices in County Durham
Since 1984, the Freemasons’ Grand Charity has donated nearly £12 Million towards the operating costs of hospice services across England and…
Freemasons cash boost for hospices
Freemasons cash boost for hospicesBy Phill Lamphee 23rd November 2016
Freemasons Donate £1000 to Haven Hospice
At the Haven Hospice in Runcorn on 16th June 2015 EComp Ken Mallon, APGP presented a Match Funding cheque for £10,000 be used to provide a Lynas…
Freemasons in Kent donate Bubble Tube light to Demelza children’s hospice in Bobbing
(L to R) John Sampson, Paul Sidaway and Colin Reece with a member of the hospice staff Freemasons from the Peace and Unity Lodge No 4101 in…
Leigh Freemasons donate £1,000 to hospice
Masons from Lilford Lodge visited the Hindley-based hospice to present the money, which was collected by all seven Masonic lodges in Leigh.
Freemasons Support Julia’s House Hospice
On Wednesday 22nd June at the Boscombe Freemasons Hall, Julia’s House, along with other charities and causes were awarded with money raised by various Freemasons lodges.
Julia’s House were lucky enough to be chosen by three lodges to receive money.