Freemasons donate £1000 to help provide Dementia-friendly toilet
The aim of D-CaFF is to provide a social outlet for people living with dementia, their carers, family, and friends. D-CaFF is a local organization based…
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Freemasons donate £240,000 to Devonshire school
Okehampton College in Devon will receive dedicated, specialist support to help improve outcomes for all children vulnerable to underachievement thanks to…
Buckinghamshire Freemasons come together to raise funds for two-year-old Dexter’s Braille machine
There was a large gathering of Freemasons from all across Buckinghamshire at Newton Longville Free Church, as they came together to attend a coffee…
Freemasons donate £5000 to Frome-based counselling charity
WHY (then called Positive Action on Cancer) was founded by Jill Miller in 1994 as a telephone helpline for women with breast cancer. This followed Jill’s own experience of breast cancer and her discovery of the lack of emotional support available to patients at the time. The charity has grown steadily and now offers face-to-face counselling to over 95 people per week. Referrals to We Hear You’s counselling service saw a 21% increase in 2017 and have more than doubled in the last five years.
Middlesex Armed Forces Lodge donates £500 to SAS Association
SAS Veterans visit the Colonel Sir David Stirling OBE, DSO Memorial on the Hill of Row looking towards the Perthshire mountains in Scotland (Col. Sir…
Freemasons make donation to Lancashire and South Cumbria Kidney Patients Association
The recent installation meeting of Royal Preston Chapter No 333 saw the chapter presented the principal guest, Ian Higham, with a charity cheque in support of the Lancashire and South Cumbria Kidney Patients Association.As the funds for the donation were raised in the 2017-2018 season, the former first principal and charity steward of the chapter, Trevor Phillips, arranged to meet with the association chairman, John Sagar to personally present the cheque for £300.
Somerset Freemasons donate £1750 for new Heart Monitor
Admiral Blake Lodge donates £1750 for new Heart Monitor
Freemasons donate £1,250 to Neurological Ward
Bolham Ward at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital has received a donation of £1,250 from a group of Devon Freemasons as part of their bi-annual WAKE Fund presentation.
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.