Larne and District Charity Committee Annual Carol Service.
Larne and District Charity Committee with Rev Fiona Forbes and their Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim Guests. Larne and District Charity Committee, in…
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Freemasons take Teddy out for Sunday Luncheon and raise £650 for charity
Haslington Golf Club near Crewe didn’t let us down, as always they produced a fabulous meal of home cooked food for Area Five’s Sunday Luncheon party…
Northampton Punjabi Association Generously Supports TLC
On Saturday 22 October 2016, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master VW Bro Trevor Boswell, had the privilege of attending a splendid fundraising event for the…
Freemasons in Kent set to Award £38,038.91 in Autumn Charity Awards Presentation
On Saturday the 12th of November 2016 at 10am, the Cornwallis East Kent Freemasons Charity (www.cornwallisekfc.org.uk) will be hosting a presentation…
Freemasons £750 donation to Sheffield Children’s Hospital A&E Department
On 12th September W. Bro. Peter Taylor presented A cheque for £750 and certificate to staff nurses at Sheffield Children’s Hospital Accident & Emergency Department and the Head of the Charity Fund Raising Department at the hospital, the money will go towards purchasing a 3-D games console and a mixture of games for the use of the older sick children who are too old for teddies, Sheffield admits children up to 15 years of age.
Freemasons make £1,000 Donation to Leeds Paediatric A&E Department
Freemasons’ Teddies Bring Loving Care – And A £1,000 Donation – To Leeds General Infirmary’s Paediatric A&E Department Staff at Leeds General Infirmary’s Paediatric A&E Department will be able to purchase new sensory equipment and update apparatus – thanks to the Freemasons.
Teddies for Loving Care receives boost
Teddies for Loving Care is a favourite charity of Freemasons around the country and indeed beyond, with well over a million teddies distributed to children in Accident and Emergency situations in England, Ireland, and even abroad.
TLC Ireland and Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association Ireland mark the donation of the 100,000th ‘TLC’ Teddy Bear’.
TLC Ireland and Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association Ireland
Teddies for Loving Care – TLC Ireland and Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association Ireland recently attended the Ulster Hospital Emergency Department to mark the donation of the 100,000th ‘TLC’ Teddy Bear’.
TLC have donated teddy bears to the Emergency Departments in the Ulster, Lagan Valley & Downe hospitals over the past few years for staff to give to children or patients at their discretion. Giving a teddy bear to anyone who is distressed while in hospital will enable the medical staff to carry on with their vital work and help children and families have a more comforting experience.
The teddies will be used in various ways, for the child or patient to cuddle as a reward for being brave and for staff to demonstrate what they are going to do. The teddies also act as a distraction and can provide reassurance for the child which helps, parents, guardians and siblings.
Teddies for Loving Care (TLC) is a charity supported by the Masonic Order within Ireland who donate sterile packaged teddy bears to hospital Emergency Departments in both Northern and Southern Ireland.
The South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust would like to sincerely thank TLC for their donations to date and for their continued support in donating teddy bears to our Emergency Departments.
Devon Freemasons donate Teddies to children
Freemasons donate Teddies to children Freemasons throughout England and Wales have been involved with their local hospitals, Doctors and children’s services giving nurses and Doctors the opportunity to help a child.
Freemasons Golf Day Raises £1,500.00 for Charity
Despite atrocious weather conditions in the morning which almost rendered the course unplayable, the ground-staff worked wonders to enable our 32 players to get out on the course. Unfortunately, during the event the weather once again intervened to ensure that everyone had, if not an enjoyable day, definitely one which they will long remember with a certain number of balls being ‘retired’