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Twenty years of exceptional talent
In September, we invited six of these talented individuals, aged between 10-22, to visit Freemasons’ Hall, where they were filmed showcasing their talents and sharing their stories for an exciting video project to mark the anniversary of the scheme.
Running 100 miles non-stop for charity
Richard Reynolds, Head of Mercury Lodge, conquered a gruelling 100-mile non-stop run from London to Bedfordshire, raising an impressive £3,500 for charity. Cheered on by fellow Freemasons, his journey spanned two days, surpassing his fundraising target in support of vital causes.
Paving the way for ground breaking medical research
Last month, PhD student Liam graduated from the University of Nottingham. We got in touch to find out more about how our funding through Asthma + Lung UK helped him complete his vital research into stem cell biology.
Children and families affected by cancer will receive help
Nearly 300 children and young people and hundreds more family members affected by a cancer diagnosis from Sheffield and other parts of Yorkshire will receive help and support thanks to a grant from Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons to the Cavendish Cancer Care charity.
Specialist help for traumatised children and young people in Bedfordshire
Up to 125 traumatised local children and young people (CYP) up to the age of 18 will continue to receive highly specialised support from the CHUMS Trauma Service (CTS) thanks to a generous grant from Bedfordshire Freemasons.
Leeds girls at risk of abusive relationships to get help
Hundreds of girls at risk of abusive relationships will be receiving help, support and guidance thanks to a grant from Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons to the Women’s Health Matters charity.
Blind people and their families across Dorset will get help
More than 500 blind and visually impaired people from all areas of Dorset will receive essential support and services, thanks to a grant to Dorset Blind Association.
Merseyside and Cheshire Blood Bikes: Freemasons’ Heartfelt Support
The Merseyside and Cheshire Blood Bikes save the NHS around £1 million each year, allowing the NHS to improve patient care and provide crucial services in the Northwest region of England.
Young people in Luton at risk of missing the chance of an education will receive help and support
Around 450 young people in Luton who are at risk of disengaging from their education will receive support to get back to their studies, thanks to a grant from Bedfordshire Freemasons to local charity Youthscape.
Disadvantaged young people will get to turn their lives around
Over 300 local disadvantaged young people will have the opportunity to turn their lives around thanks to a grant to Sport 4 Life UK.
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