The central Masonic Charities have consolidated their activities under the Masonic Charitable Foundation.
The Foundation now provides the full range of support and services available to masonic families and other registered charities.
Alzheimer's Support has been awarded a grant of £90,000 to help people with dementia to overcome social isolation. This grant will help over 600 people in Wiltshire, including dementia patients and their families.
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Read MoreClear Sky Children’s Charity has been awarded a grant of £15,000 to support children who are struggling due to trauma.
Read MoreHolborn Community Association has been awarded a grant of £77,827 to help isolated older people in Holborn, Covent Garden and Bloomsbury.
Read MoreExeter charity, Balloons, has been awarded a grant of £10,000 to help support bereaved children. Exeter charity, Balloons, has been awarded a grant of £10,000 to help support bereaved children though one to one support, activity days, family events and a telephone helpline
Read MoreThames Hospice has been awarded a grant of £60,000 to help build two rooms in its new £22 million hospice. This grant comes from the Provincial Grand Lodges of Berkshire and Buckinghamshire, as well as the Masonic Charitable Foundation.
Read MoreThe British Red Cross has been awarded a grant of £84,460 to fund a project that will support vulnerable members of the community help to reduce unnecessary emergency calls and hospital admissions.
Read MoreIsolated and vulnerable older men in Gateshead will be able to have fun and make new friends, thanks to a £10,000 grant to Teams and Bensham Community Care.
Read MoreThousands of men with prostate cancer, the most common male cancer, will avoid the damaging side effects of surgery thanks to a new research scanner that will be installed in Norwich
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