Cumbria Freemasons collect for North Lakes Foodbank
Collection boxes have been placed in all Masonic Halls in the West Cumberland and South West Cumberland Groups, which will be collected mid-December and delivered to the Foodbank.
Promoting the Fraternity across the World
Collection boxes have been placed in all Masonic Halls in the West Cumberland and South West Cumberland Groups, which will be collected mid-December and delivered to the Foodbank.
QUEEN’S COLLEGE TAUNTON LODGE No.6988 PRESENTS £4,300 TO TAUNTON ASSOCIATION FOR THE HOMELESS AT COMMUNITY OPEN DAY
Homeless Plymouth women receive £40,000 grant from Devonshire Freemasons
St Basils works with young people aged 16-25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, helping over 5000 young people per year across the West Midlands region with specific services in Birmingham, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, the Wyre Forest and Coventry.
Tibor is a 59-year old Slovakian who has been homeless for 7-years following being made redundant from his job. His mental health along with his physical health is poor and he had attempted suicide on a number of occasions. He told me the volunteers at the Three Pillars Feeding The Homeless Trust that he could not face another winter on the streets and he was extremely stressed.
Bolton Young Persons Housing Scheme was one of the successful nominated charities to be awarded a share of the Community Award Grants given by the Masonic…
The CFC Community Grant awarded £700 to the Charles Thompson Mission to pay for the gas main to be upgraded in their kitchen following a replacement…
As part of Piscator Lodges’ Charity fund raising for 2015 season, W.Bro Mike Howells, accompanied by the Lodge Treasurer W Bro Mike Long, recently presented a cheque for £3,000 to Mrs Sue Wright, Fundraising Manager for the Hope Centre.
Ezra, who is a member of Hand and Heart Lodge, No. 4109, started The Forget Me Not Trust two years ago with his brother Nathan because, ‘We were seeing homeless people everywhere we went in these major cities. We realised this was an epidemic problem, so we thought we should try to do something about it. We’ve been blessed in our own way with business, so we’re in a fortunate position and wanted to give something back.’
Sleep Out at Edinburgh Zoo for homelessness charities