Warwick-based charity thanks group for continuing their fundraising efforts
Safeline, which helps and supports those affected by sexual abuse and rape, recently received a donation from the Order of Women Freemansons Lodge 159.
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Lodge Celebrates Centenary Online
The 13th May 2020 was set to be a momentous occasion as the Temperantia Lodge No.4088 would meet to celebrate its centenary.
This was not to be, as the Covid-19 global pandemic did its very best to stop the Lodge from coming together for this milestone occasion. Temperantia Lodge, however, did not give in to the dreaded virus and made alternative plans to ensure that the celebration went ahead.
Freemasons donate thermal imaging camera to firefighters
Glenelg Freemasons donate thermal imaging camera to Kangaroo Island CFS firefighters
East Lancashire Freemasons boost for St Ann’s Hospice
East Lancashire Freemasons boost for St Ann’s Hospice
Freemasons funding boost towards a defibrillator at Maldon Bowls Club
“For every minute it takes for the defibrillator to reach someone and deliver a shock, their chances of survival reduce by up to 10 per cent.”
Wiltshire Freemasons donate £1550 to Salisbury Hospice
Grants from Freemasons to hospices have exceeded £13 million in England and Wales since 1984.
Cheshire Freemasons refurbish Scouts Building with £50,000 donation
Cheshire Freemasons refurbish Scouts Building
Freemasons of Northampton and Towcester raise over £7,500 in aid of the emergency assessment bay
The continued support from local Freemasons for the hospital means a great deal to us. To have received this substantial donation towards our target when we are so close to achieving it is a real dream. It has made such a huge difference at this final stage of the appeal, thank you all so much!
Freemasons donate cash to St Peter’s Hospice
Members of the lodge visited St Peter’s Hospice to hand over £1,025 to the charity which supports people with life-limiting conditions.
Lodge charity steward Richard Barclay and lodge master Harry Jordan gave the donation to registered nurse Serena Edwards and community fundraiser Maddy Alton.