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The money will allow the Shropshire-based Cavalier Centre, which uses 14 horses and ponies to provide support to disabled people from across the West Midlands, to expand its operations.
West Midlands Freemasons help fund sight loss research at University College London
Staffordshire Freemasons donate to Katharine House Hospice
Since 1717, this has been a subject of passionate concern to almost every Freemason. There remain a mass of competing views and theories, and this question has dominated research into Freemasonry.
We’re very pleased to be able to help Father Hudson’s Care. They are doing very important work with older men, a group that is often ignored in our society. As a fraternal organisation for men, we’re especially keen to be able to help with the Young at Heart project and look forward to making a real difference in Stoke-on-Trent
Earlier this summer the South Cheshire Masonic Golf Society (SCMGS) took part in a golfing day designed to have fun, raise funds but most importantly,…
Tuesday 31st October started like any other for mum of two Rebecca who was expecting her third child. Suddenly things started to happen and the hospital was contacted as baby seemed to be on the way. After speaking to the hospital Rebecca’s sister Lydia started to drive her to Burton Queen’s Hospital.
Freemasons celebrate 300th anniversary with birthday gifts for charities
Acorns Children’s Hospice care for children and young people and their families across the heart of England. They have three children’s hospices – Selly Oak – Birmingham West Midlands, Worcester and Walsall. They provide a wide range of care services for children, from neonatal all the way through to transition to adulthood. Services include ongoing medical support, end of life care and providing hospices at home.
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7h7 hours ago
Nice to see £500 from our benevolent fund and @Idsall_Lodge donated to @AcornsHospice @ShropshireMason
