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Commemoration Service at Chester Barracks
W. Bro. E. Barry Evans P.J.G.D., represented the Province at the Commemoration Service and Ceremony held at the Chester Barracks on Wednesday, 11th November, 2010.
He was very well received and the gift of a £400 donation, particularly appreciated.
The first British soldier to be killed in Bosnia was among the brave soldiers who've been awarded posthumous medals'.
Lance Corporal Wayne Edwards, 26 from Cefn Mawr, near Wrexham and Fusilier Stephen Jones, 22, from Llanrhaeadr, Denbigh, received the Elizabeth Cross. Their proud families received the awards on their behalf at the Officers Mess, 1st Battalion, The Royal Welsh, in Dale Barracks, Chester. Lance Cpl Edwards, 26, was attached to the l Cheshire Battle Group as part or UNPROFOR deployment to Bosnia.
He was killed by crossfire between Muslim and Croat warring factions in Gornii Vakuf, on 13th January 1993. At the time of the incident he was the driver of the lead Warrior vehicle escorting an aid convoy through the town of Gornji Vakuf, where heavy fighting was taking place between Muslim and Croat forces. He was the first British soldier to be killed in Bosnia. The Elizabeth Cross was presented to Lance Corporal Edwards' sister Kimberly.
Fusilier Stephen Jones, was serving as a rifleman in A Company, 1st Batallion The Royal Welch Fusiliers during the Battalion's tour of Iraq in 2004. A Company was attached to the l Princess of Wales's Regiment Battle Group based in Al Amarah north of Basra.
On 10th of September 2004 Fusilier Stephen Jones was driving a Landrover, which was involved in a road traffic accident 10 miles south of Al Amarah. Fusilier Jones died of his injuries at the scene. The Elizabeth Cross was presented to Fusilier Jones' widow Zoe. Yesterday she said: "It was a fantastic honour."
Major General Roddy Porter MBE, Colonel of the Regiment made the presentations. The dedication of a new plaque, attached to the memorial stone near to the entrance to Dale Barracks, also took place during the ceremony and honours the sacrifices which were made by personnel on operations. The inscription on the memorial says: "The cry of battle fills the wind. And the blood of lads mingles with the rain. We will remember them".
Lieutenant Colonel Nick Lock, Commanding Officer 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh said: "The ceremony at the home of l Royal Welsh was a fitting occasion to honour the three servicemen who lost their lives on operations, or to terrorism
The Elizabeth Cross and Memorial Scroll serve as recognition of sacrifices made for which the country owes a great debt. For the families receiving them, I hope they will wear the emblem with pride and that they then pass it on to future generations."
The Elizabeth Cross and Memorial Scroll was introduced in 2009 for families of British personnel killed while serving their country since the Second World War.
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Flint Lodge donates £160 to the Flint RNLI.
A Firework display is set to go off with a bang after receiving a generous donation. The popular event, which is organised by RNLI Flint, landed a donation of £160 from Flint Masonic Lodge, No. 4544.
The cheque was presented by the current Worshipful Master, Bro. William Collings, P.Pr.J.G.D., who had hosted a fundraising barbeque.
The barbeque, which took place during the summer, was held in the garden at the home of W.Bro. Neil Scholfield, P.A.G.D.C., and his wife, Linda whose son, Robert, is a member of the lifeboat crew.
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The donation will purchase a state-of-the-art electronic firing system in time for the fireworks extravaganza. The Worshipful Master, Bro. William Collings, P.Pr.J.G.D., in making the presentation, said "We were delighted to be able to support the local volunteer RNLI by helping to fund the purchase of the electronic firing system for their annual firework display".
RNLI Operations Manager, Alan Forrester, added "We are really grateful to the Freemasons of Flint Lodge for their gift. The electronic firing system is a very necessary piece of kit, which ensures that we comply with Health and Safety regulations and the safety of the two qualified volunteer crew members who will be looking after the display on the night".
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Province of Shropshire celebrates 125 years.
125th Anniversary of the foundation of the Province of Shropshire.
On Saturday 23rd October 2010 our Provincial Grand Master, RW Bro. Ieuan Redvers Jones accompanied by W. Bro. Peter J. Sorahan, P.A.G.D.C., Provincial Grand Secretary, attended as guests of RW Bro. James McAllister Hodgson, Provincial Grand Master of Shropshire, at a Meeting of the Salopian Lodge of Charity No. 117.
This was to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the foundation of the Province of Shropshire on the 22nd October 1885. Previously to this date the Province had been linked in partnership with the Province of North Wales since the 13th of April 1791.
Because of the strong historical links between the two Provinces and the close amity which still continues our Provincial Grand Master was invited to propose the toast to the Province of Shropshire at the Festive Board following the Lodge Meeting.
An article appeared in a recent Edition of the Shropshire Magazine which mentions this event written by Neil Thomas a journalist and non-Mason - which from an unbiased source is refreshingly supportive of the Craft and its Aims and Object.
As referred to in the article our RW Provincial Grand Master in his toast maintained the long tradition of the good natured banter now taken for granted between the two Provinces whilst expressing his earnest good wishes for the health and prosperity of the Province of Shropshire and particularly the happy state of amity existing between the two Provinces. Read the full article by clicking on this link (3.6MB)
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Meliden Masons raise £2,400 for local Hospice
Bro. Tim Harper, Worshipful Master of St Melyd Lodge No. 3840 hosted a Hog Roast at his home during the summer and the Stalls and Clay Pigeon Competition raised the magnificent sum of £2,400 which was donated to the local St Kentigern's Hospice.
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Some 150 Masons with their families and friends attended. The Worshipful Master said that whilst the weather was not very favourable he was very pleased with the outcome which increased Freemasonry and particularly the Lodge's profile within the community.
The Worshipful Master paid tribute to the Lodge members and their friends for ensuring the success of the venture.
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Donation by North Wales Masonic Benevolent Association
The North Wales Masonic Benevolent Association have recently donated the sum of £2,000 towards the purchase of two Automated External Defibrillators (AED'S) for use by the First Responder teams in North Wales.
The Teams are community based volunteers trained by the Welsh Ambulance Service and respond to 999 calls within their community, getting trained people to patients sooner, which could improve patient outcome, as many areas are remote and emergency ambulances have some distance to travel.
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At a recent presentation of the new Defibrillators to Harold Burrows, Regional Staff Officer - Welsh Ambulance Service and David White, First Responder Scheme volunteer, the R.W. Provincial Grand Master said how pleased he was to be able to make the presentation on behalf of the NWMBA in the knowledge that the new AED's would go towards saving more lives.
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N. Wales Freemasons continue support for Air Ambulance
North Wales Freemasons have presented Wales Air Ambulance with a further grant of £4,000 from their national charity, The Freemasons' Grand Charity. The generous donation is part of more than £½ million donated by the Charity, providing funding to every air ambulance in England and Wales during the past four years.
Flying over 19,000 missions every year and costing millions of pounds, air ambulances are considered to be the busiest voluntary service in the country. The money to fund this important work is met almost entirely by donations from organisations like North Wales Freemasons and the public.
In addition to the donation, North Wales Freemasons have today launched their very successful Teddies for Loving Care (TLC) Scheme into North Wales Air Ambulance. The TLC Scheme provides a small cuddly teddy bear to children under the age of seven years who are patients being transported to hospital when the Paramedics feel that a soft cuddle toy will help alleviate their distress.
The TLC scheme is funded solely through the fundraising activities of North Wales Freemasons and is also operating very successfully in the Accident and Emergency Units at all three major hospitals in North Wales.
Speaking about the donation and introduction of the TLC Scheme, the Provincial Grand Master of North Wales - Ieuan Redvers Jones said: "Air Ambulances play an important role in ensuring people get the medical help they need as quickly as possible. For those in life threatening situations this can dramatically improve their chance of survival.
The Teddy Bear scheme which is already highly valued by nursing staff at the Accident and Emergency Units at all three major hospitals allows us to make a practical contribution to the community and provides a further opportunity for us to put before the public one of our important principles, in a discreet and meaningful way.
North Wales Masons and The Freemasons' Grand Charity are delighted to once again be supporting Wales Air Ambulance and contributing to the continued provision of this excellent service."
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First News Archive
A second chance to catch up with previous news items that may be of interest to you.
Group 3 lay wreath on the Cenotaph in Llandudno
For some years now Group 3 have laid a wreath on the Cenotaph on the Promenade in Llandudno and each year all the Llandudno Lodges (with the exception of Aberconwy Lodge who lay their own in Conwy) take their turn to lay a wreath on Remembrance Sunday.
This was first started in 2000 during the Freemasonry in the Community Celebrations. This year was the turn of the Lodge of St Cystenin No 6321. Some 21 Brethren joined Group Chairman, W. Bro. Brian W. Goldsmith, PAGDC in the Parade following a Service of Remembrance at Holy Trinity Church. The Service was conducted by The Reverend Prependary John Nice, BA.
Llandudno Town Band led by former Deputy Chief Constable, Chris Woolfendale
In his opening Address he was pleasantly surprised to see so many people attending the Service, in fact the Army Cadets brought more chairs into Church, every seat was taken also people were standing during the Service. The Service was attended by the Mayor, Councillor Greg J T Robbins, with the Members and Officers of the Council. Following the Service the Parade was lead by Llandudno Town Band lead by former Deputy Chief Constable Chris Woolfendale.
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Posted 22/11/2011
Carol Service to be held at St Thomas's Church, Rhyl
The Secretary of St Christopher Lodge, No. 6034, wishes to advise Lodges and Chapters in the Rhyl / Prestatyn / Denbigh area that St Christopher Lodge has organised a Christmas Carol Service to be held at St Thomas's Church, Russell Road, Rhyl on Sunday 11th December 2011 at 6 p.m.
The service will be followed by light refreshments at Elwy Hall. All Masons, their families and friends are cordially invited.
Children under the age of 10 years will receive a Christmas gift.
A poster advertising the event is attached hereto.
Posted 17/11/2011
Official Visit to Mona Lodge No. 8232
Mona Lodge No. 8232 was the venue for the official visit by the R.W. Provincial Grand Master, Bro. Ieuan Redvers Jones. The visit took place on Tuesday 11th of October 2011 with the R.W. Provincial Grand Master taking the opportunity of presenting a 60 year Long Service Certificate to W. Bro Reginald Redfern, PPrGSwdB.
Posted 03/11/2011
Trearddur Lodge No.6110 to hold Curry & Quiz Night
Trearddur Lodge No.6110 are holding a 'CURRY & QUIZ NIGHT' at the Olde London Road Bar in Trearddur Bay on Wednesday 30th November 2011 Commencing at 8pm - If you think you can beat the 'brains' of Trearddur Lodge, please come along, you will be most welcome.
For more information, see the following poster - Curry / Quiz .pdf
Posted 03/11/2011
Royal Leek Lodge No 1849 Ladies Night
Royal Leek Lodge No 1849 are leading the way in reducing the use of Plastic bags.
The Lodge Ladies Night was held on the 21st October 2011 at the Carreg Mon Hotel, Llanfair PG, Anglesey.
Mrs Twiggy Price, Wife of the Master WB Peter Price, distributed individually hand made bags to the Ladies of Royal Leek who were present on this well attended and important, annual social event within the Lodge.
Twiggy, seated centre front, is a member of the Quilters Guild of the British Isles, a hobby and interest that she took up after becoming disabled, more than 20 years ago. The new bags were gratefully received by the Ladies with enthusiasm.
Posted 03/11/2011
Gabriel Goodman Lodge No.4533 - Ladies Evening
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Gabriel Goodman Lodge held their Ladies evening at Ruthin Castle on Saturday 22nd October. There were 64 Guests in total with representation from seven Lodges from this province, Cheshire and Shropshire.
A Casino themed night was held (no real gambling obviously) and managed to raise £345.00 from the raffle and by selling off the flower arrangements from the tables.
The money will be split with £170 going to the 2017 festival and £90..00 going to the Special Care Baby Unit in Glan Clwyd, with the rest going to Ty Gobaith.
Our other summer events raised just under £300 and this will also be going to the festival.
Posted 01/11/2011
Long-Service Certificate for W. Bro John Raymond Williams
One of Wales's outstanding musicians, W. Bro John Raymond Williams, PDepGOrg, was presented with a Long-Service Certificate on completing 50 years in Masonry by the Deputy Provincial Grand Master, VW Bro. Owen Wheldon Williams at a recent meeting of Wynnstay Lodge No.3876 in Ruabon.
Paying tribute to him, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master said: "His dedication to Freemasonry has been outstanding. He has been a renowned organist and music teacher in North Wales. It speaks volumes for what he has done for Freemasonry and the community."
W. Bro Wiiliams with the Deputy Provincial Grand Master,
VW Bro. Owen Wheldon Wiiliams
W. Bro Wiiliams was initiated into Wynnstay Lodge on 18th October, 1961 and was the first candidate to be initiated in the present Masonic Hall in Ruabon. He received Preferment at PPrGOrg in 1982 and was promoted through the ranks of PPrJGD, PPrGSuptWks to PPrJGW. In 1977 he was appointed ProgGOrg until 2005 during which time he formed the North Wales Masonic Choir and, in particular, the North Wales Quartet which sang in Grand Lodge.
In 2005 he was appointed Deputy Grand Organist and had the honour of playing the organ in Grand Lodge for an Investiture ceremony.
He was a founder member of Llanerch Lodge No. 9056, Ruabon, and was both Secretary and Organist for many years in addition to being permanent organist in Wynnstay Lodge. He graduated from Cardiff University with B.Mus and M.Mus degrees and aged only 23 obtained his Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, the highest an organist can obtain.
He was also a composer of note and one of his compositons recorded by the St. John's Choir, Cambridge has been distributed around the world at the time being under the baton of his friend, George Guest. He gave many recitals in Europe and even an impromptu recital in Jerusalem after which he was asked to return.
Posted 23/10/2011
Donations to Flintshire Mind
On Tuesday 11th October at the Kelsterton Lodge Meeting, £200.00 was raised by 'Dutch Auction' for the "Flintshire Mind" charity no 1126091, of which W.Bro. Colin Winstanley is a Trustee. W.Bro Colin was able to obtain raffle items from local Hotels and businesses who gave willingly to support this charity. Flintshire Mind has been selected to participate in the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2011 to help them open a Community Wellbeing Centre in Mold. This pledge from Kelsterton Lodge No. 7681, and pledges from other organisations, patrons, trustees and friends, will be matched by a Big Give sponsor and online donations from the public: the Charity will get up to £4 for every £1 received. For more details see www.flintshiremind.org.uk. A further donation of £130.00 was raised at Hawarden Lodge of Mark Master Masons, No 838 on Thursday 13th October. Read more about how you can assist Flintshire Mind by downloading these .pdf Files - Wellbeing Centre Case for Support.pdf or Pledge letter 11-10 (final).pdf
Posted 21/10/2011
Donation to New Scout Group in Beaumaris
Scouts are set to go camping thanks to a donation from Freemasons. The 1st Beaumaris Sea Scouts have been presented with a cheque for £650 from the Beaumaris Freemasonic Lodge, following a successful Charity Dinner held at the Bulkeley Arms Hotel.
The Master of the local Freemasons lan Jones said "Nationally the Freemasons contribute to many good causes, where over €100 million has been donated by the Freemasons' Grand Charity since 1981, and Scouting has been supported since the beginning"
"After a long period of no Scouting in the town we were delighted to see it return to Beaumaris. As an organisation we have always felt that it was important to support young girls and boys from the town and surroundings areas".
lan Davies, Beaumaris Group Scout Leader said "lt is fantastic to get support from the local Freemasons, particularly at this time of year when we are planning our summer camp. Their very generous donation will be used to purchase turc ridge tents and other camping gear. When the group reformed two years ago we had to start from scratch with no kit or resources what so ever".
lan Davies continued, "l am always amazed at the generosity of local people and organisations like this, which makes it possible to run exciting activities for the group, which has more than 50 members, and is fast expanding. We are currently looking for some extra adult leaders so if anyone is interested please contact us, the details are on our website".
Master lan Jones (centre right) & Secretary David Cooke (centre left) of Beaumaris Freemasonic Lodge with 1st Beaumaris Beaver Scouts. Scouts Leaders Niomi Jones (on far left) and lan Davies (on far right).
Posted 30/08/2011
The North Wales Freemasons Stand at the Denbigh and Flint Show
The North Wales Freemasons' Stand at the Denbigh and Flint Show proved to be very successful on the day and worthy of repeating again next year.
Everyone who called at our stand, including the Parliamentary Under Secretary for State for Wales, David Jones MP and Mrs Jones expressed their admiration for the effort put into the displays, their hearty support for the work depicted and their hopes and good wishes that we would continue to raise public awareness of the extensive charitable works undertaken by Freemasons.
This favourable response would not have come about without the efforts of the "Show Team" and their professional approach to this Project. W. Bro Gerald Edwards and W. Bro. Peter Sorahan conveyed their appreciation to all the team for their contribution to the success of the day.
As to measurable outcomes we have one prospective candidate living locally who expressed an interest in joining the Craft. Some three others asked for a business card to enable them to contact Hywel Wyn Jones by E Mail and several more took photographs of the displays with the intention of passing them on to their own Provincial Office as an exemplar of good practice in raising public awareness of our work and encouraging a similar approach in their own areas.
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Even those who browsed only briefly, or noticed us in passing, would have taken note of our presence at the show and conclude that we did not conform to their previously held view that we were a secretive organisation which avoided the public’s gaze and scrutiny.
Posted 21/08/2011
Charity Clay Pigeon Shoot hosted at the Anglesey Shooting School
The whole team who took part in the Charity Clay Pigeon Shoot organised by Royal Leek Lodge, 1849
A team of 7 clay pigeon shooters from the Rhyl & Prestatyn area travelled to Anglesey on Sat.9th.July to take part in a Charity Clay Pigeon Shoot organised by Royal Leek Lodge 1849 and hosted at the Anglesey Shooting School Bodedern.
The team comprised of the following :- W. Bros. Bill Staines, Bob Murray & Monty Jones of St.Asaph Lodge 8034, Dave Lee of Foryd Lodge 7158 Phil Orton, Phil Capper & Bro. Pat Tomlinson from Caradoc Lodge 1674
In beautiful sunny weather the team each shot 50 clay targets over 5 challenging stands, and finished the day with an enjoyable meal. The team met with outstanding success on the day, with all members being placed, as follows :- High Gun and Champion Bill Staines, 2nd. Bob Murray, 3rd. Phil Orton, 4th. Monty Jones & Dave Lee, 5th. Pat Tomlinson, 6th. Phil Capper. Bill Staines as Champion was presented with a fine engraved trophy.
The Photo shows the Champion, Bill Staines, flanked by Bob Murray, 2nd. & Phil Orton, 3rd.
The day was enjoyed by all who attended and raised the sum of £325 for Masonic Charity. The team hope to take part again next year in this annual fixture in their shooting calendar.
Posted 12/07/2011
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We provide Grants for the following
We are committed to providing funding for charities in the following categories:
Medical Research,
Vulnerable People,
Youth Opportunities,
Hospices,
Air Ambulances,
Disaster Relief,
Masonic Charities
The Grand Charity
The Grand Charity, Reg. Charity No.281942
Each year The Freemasons' Grand Charity provides relief grants for hundreds of Freemasons and their dependants in financial need, as well as donating millions of pounds to national charities.
Since 1980 we have made grants totalling over £100 million. The Freemasons' Grand Charity is funded by Freemasons and their families and is continuing a commitment to charitable support that began nearly 300 years ago in the earliest days of organised Freemasonry.
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What is the Relief Chest scheme?
The Relief Chest Scheme is operated by The Freemasons' Grand Charity to provide a cost effective solution for the charitable activities of Craft Lodges, RA Chapters and other recognised Masonic orders, groups and bodies and to generally help them manage charitable giving efficiently.
There is no charge for this service.
Major / Minor Grants 2011
Over £250,000 in grants announced
May 2011
Twenty-six minor grants announced as well as funding for air ambulance services.
May 2011
New Major Grants Announced
The first major grants of 2011, awarded by The Freemasons' Grand Charity, have been announced - totalling £676,000.
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Supporting Brethren & their families in need.
The primary role of The Freemasons' Grand Charity is to help Brethren and their dependants who are in financial need.
Over £50 million has been given during the last thirty years.
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Supporting people in financial need.
In the current economic climate the importance of the support the Grand Charity provides for people living in difficult circumstances cannot be underestimated.
The work of the Grand Charity is also greatly complemented by the efforts of local and Provincial Lodges, who dedicate a lot of time in caring for members of their community who require assistance.
The Freemasons' Grand Charity is committed to supporting Freemasons and their dependants in need of help and will ensure discretion in every case.
Vulnerable People
We provide Support for Vulnerable People
Since 1981, The Grand Charity has given
over £19 million to fund projects that support vulnerable people of all ages.
"Vulnerable People" is the largest category and encompasses national organisations that deal with a wide variety of problems including: disability, care for the seriously ill, care for ex-members of the armed services, deprivation, homelessness and poverty, to name but a few.
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The Grand Charity, Reg. Charity No.281942
The charities and projects supported by The Grand Charity are chosen because they aim to make a significant difference to people in real need, provide maximum impact by benefitting as many people as possible and support issues that individual Freemasons and their families are concerned about and will be glad to help.
The Grand Charity
The Grand Charity, Reg. Charity No.281942
Since 1981, The Freemasons' Grand Charity has donated over £49 million to national charities, continuing a commitment to charitable support that began nearly 300 years ago. The Charity is funded entirely by Freemasons and their families and is dedicated to supporting people in need.
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Organisations that have received funding
Some organisations that have received funding in recent years include: Breast Cancer Haven, Alzheimer's Society, Disabled Living Foundation, Down Syndrome Education International, Emmaus UK, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, Princess Royal Trust for Carers, Victim Support and Winston's Wish.
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Funding of non-Masonic national charities.
One of the reasons that The Freemasons' Grand Charity was established was to enable the Craft, as a whole, to make donations to non-Masonic national charities.
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Air Ambulance charities in England and Wales
Mirroring the popularity of the Hospice project, since 2007, grants have been made to the many Air Ambulance charities that operate across England and Wales.
In total, £759,000 has been shared amongst these life saving services with every service in England and Wales receiving funding.
The Air Ambulance charities in England and Wales fly over 19,000 missions per year at a cost of about £0.5 million per week, met almost entirely by donations from the public.
The speed with which the ambulances are able to respond to emergencies and transport patients to hospital greatly improves the survival chances of individuals involved in serious road traffic collisions, medical emergencies and other incidents, 365 days of the year.
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Hospice services in England and Wales.
Hospice grants are awarded for running costs only and not for capital appeals.
These grants are in addition to the considerable sums raised by Freemasons around the country in support of their local hospices.
Hospice services are asked to apply directly to The Freemasons' Grand Charity for funding.
Further information can be found at www.grandcharity.org.
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The Funding of Youth Opportunities
The Freemasons' Grand Charity has donated over £4 million to fund projects that provide opportunities for disadvantaged young people across the UK.
The Grand Charity aims to help young people achieve a better life and realise their potential.
Some of the charities that have recently received Grand Charity grants include: Addaction, Brathay, Barnardo's, Clubs for Young People, Centrepoint, Depaul UK, Happy Days Children's Charity, Shelter and The Prince's Trust.
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