Freemasons give cash boost to award-winning hospital cafe in Maldon
Masons give cash boost to award-winning hospital cafe in Maldon
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Freemasons donate to help find a cure for aggressive cancer
The fundraising campaign was the joint effort of eight local districts and Masonicare, with the funds presented to Dr Matt Dun during a ceremony at Club Maitland City on Sunday.
Freemasons donate to Loweswater suite at West Cumberland Hospital
Lodge donates to Loweswater suite at hospital
Freemasons present cheque to Horton League of Friends
The League says patients and staff at the Horton General Hospital, Banbury will benefit from the cash donation by Castle Lodge, based in Banbury.
The money will be used for equipment to help staff and patient care at the Banbury hospital.
Malvern Lodge of Freemasons donate £2,200 to Rory the Robot appeal
The group donated £2,200 to the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity for its Rory the Robot appeal, which is aiming to ensure all men in Worcester have the option to have their prostate cancer surgery via robot.
Freemasons donate cash to Kendal Mountain Search and Rescue team
Each year, the money raised at the December meeting of Brigantes Lodge, which meets on Station Road in the town, is donated to a charity chosen by the wife of the Worshipful Master.
The Characteristics of a Freemason
As a point of departure and a brief introduction to our new member, let us look at him as he progresses through the various ceremonies involved in becoming a Freemason. During the course of his initiation, he was admonished to consider the volume of the sacred law an unerring standard of truth and justice and to regular his life by the divine precepts which it contains
Breaking Barriers To Change
Over the years I’ve continually claimed: There is nothing more expensive than ignorance. To this I’ve added: There can be no dedication without education.
Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
Freemasons Near-£30,000 grant to help tackle loneliness
Brendoncare’s head of clubs, Sam Agnew, said: “We are very grateful to the Hampshire and IOW Freemasons for this very generous grant and, through our dedicated volunteer training programmes and volunteer forums, are already beginning to see the impact this contribution is having on our volunteering teams across the county.”