Masonic Charity helps Greater Manchester Scouts prepare for World Jamboree
Masonic Charity helps Greater Manchester Scouts prepare for World Jamboree
The Freemasons
Freemasons donate £1,500 to Friends of Deal Hospital
Freemasons donate cash to Friends of Deal Hospital at London Road, Deal
Freemasons donate £800 to Hospiscare’s Pine Lodge in Tiverton
This year as part of their annual support of hospices throughout the country the Provincial Grand Master of Devonshire Rt. W. Bro. Ian Kingsbury has presented £800 on behalf of the Devonshire Freemasons and the Masonic Charitable Foundation to Denise Hook, Sarah Burns and Chris Webber at Hospiscare’s Pine Lodge Day Hospice in Tiverton.
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.
Cumberland & Westmorland Freemason’s Life Saving Gift to “Blood Bikes Cumbria”
The Blood Bikes provide the county with a unique voluntary transport service, couriering urgently needed blood, drugs, human tissue and other medical requirements between hospitals and medical centres, often operating under “blue light” conditions. They are all highly trained specialist advanced drivers.
Cruse bereavement charity receives £1,000 from local Freemasons
Cruse bereavement charity receives £1,000 from local Freemasons
Freemasons donate £45,000 to Life-changing volunteer programme
Thanks to a £45,000 grant from Buckinghamshire Freemasons, we’re launching our award-winning Grandmentors programme in Milton Keynes! This life-changing volunteer programme is already running in six areas across the UK, and we’re very excited to be able to reach even more young people from 2019.
Freemasons support Women’s Shelter Society
Freemasons Francis Latter and Eric Erickson, Revelstoke Women’s Shelter executive director Lynn Loeppky and Freemason Cyrille Marcil. (Bill Gill)
Derbyshire Freemasons donate £28,990 to Plot to Plate allotment project run by Disability Direct
The £28,990 grant to the Plot to Plate allotment project, run by Disability Direct, will pay for a new Project Co-Ordinator, who will work with volunteers to deliver the ‘Grow Your Own’ service to 350 local people. Alongside the wheelchair-accessible vegetable beds, there will be practical cooking classes, weekly gardening sessions and community open day events, all free of charge, with activities to support the environment such as making bug and bee hotels.