Freemasons give £7,500 grant to Naomi House and Jacksplace Childrens Hospice
Freemasons give £7,500 grant to Naomi House and Jacksplace
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Freemasons refurbish Laptops for Schools in South Africa
Masonic Angels place 1,600th Laptops for KidZ computer
In the last 12 months £14.2 million provided in Masonic Support – Masonic Charitable Foundation
£14.2 million provided in Masonic Support
Freemasons support Sturminster Newton High School students’ New York trip
Masonic Lodge supports Sturminster Newton High School students’ New York trip
Freemasons of Hambrook Lodge donate £2K For Macmillan
Raffling and auctioning signed rugby shirts helped Chris Northcott raise £2000 for Macmillan Cancer Support during his year in the chair of Hambrook Lodge.
Freemason Robert Burns and the history of the Burns Supper
EVENT: Celebrating the life of pioneer, Robert Burns
Freemasons donate £200 to Arena Boxing Club Bournemouth
.Arena Boxing Club receive £200 donation from South West Area of Hampshire Freemasons and have very generously publically thanked the province
Masonic Charity Foundation, a force for good
Merged masonic charity will be one of 25 largest by assets
Freemasons Make more Charity Donations
MORE CHARITY PRESENTATIONS
On Monday 16th January after visiting Christ Church Community Centre, St Michael’s Charity Shop and Harrogate Hospital Radio to present cheques, local Freemasons made their way to Martin House Children’s Hospice in Boston Spa where Mike Holmes Area 3 Charity Committee Chairman asked Doug Mills Provincial Charity Assistant to present a cheque for £3929 from the Masonic Charitable Foundation to Sarah Smith. In thanking Doug, Sarah also acknowledged that a further grant of £2000 had been received from the Provincial Grand Master’s Fund to purchase nine ‘smart’ TVs. The Masons are always pleased to meet Sarah and her colleagues and a gain an insight into the fantastic work done in support of the families and their loved ones. It was also interesting to have outlined an Action Plan for Medical Research at the University of York with core funding of nearly £900K coming from Martin House over a five year period.