Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
Cheshire Freemasons give £1million to support good causes
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Bourne Freemasons support seven charities
The donations have been granted to the Parkinsons’ support group, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance, Bourne 2 Care, Dyke village hall, Macmillan Cancer Support, a guide group and mental health charity Don’t Lose Hope.
Freemasons’ cash will support Dorothy House Hospice end-of-life care services
A further £450,000 will be provided to individual hospices across England and Wales via Hospice UK, the national charity for hospice care.
Freemasons £2,000 donation to help young care leavers
The Nene Valley Care Trust (NVCT) – which helps young people leaving care in Peterborough and the Nene Valley towards education, training, accommodation and jobs – has received a cheque for £2,000 from David Burton, on behalf of Northamptonshire and Huntingdonshire Freemasons
Freemasons donation to Helping Hand Lealholme’s Community Bus Project
The money will go towards the new Lealholme community bus project that will allow residents to continue to have trips, increase involvement with the community and enjoy activities while living at the home.
Vatican Cleric Claims Catholics Can Be Freemasons
“Loge and Altar” is the name of the new book by the Viennese priest, ex-diplomat and Vatican employee Michael Heinrich Weninger, in which he explains in just under 500 pages why one can be a Catholic and a Freemason at the same time
Harrogate school benefits from Freemasons New Year Grant
Grove Road Community Primary School – which has limited outdoor space and no field or garden – has been awarded £3,000 to buy outdoor playground with furniture, walled mounted games and an outdoor table tennis table.
Freemasons donation helps stroke survivors to rebuild their lives
Sheffield Touch of Colour Stroke Group is a Stroke Association voluntary group. The group meets each month to explore different artistic techniques, and help members overcome the devastating effects of stroke. Originally an art course run by the Stroke Association, the art group became Sheffield Touch of Colour in April 2018, run by the charity’s volunteers in the area.
Freemasons in Scotland Change Tradition So Vegans Can Now Join
Now, a spokesperson for the Grand Lodge of Scotland has said that it will join the many lodges that use vinyl aprons in place of lambskin.
Freemasons cash boost for Primary School
The school has been awarded £1,000 to buy new sports kits, which will be used for PE and extra-curricular team activities.