Durham Freemasons raise £25,000 to support specialist hydrotherapy for children
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A £25,000 donation from Durham Freemasons will help Heel and Toe Children’s Therapy Centre continue providing specialist hydrotherapy for children with physical disabilities and complex needs.
Find out moreFamilies facing child poverty in Stockton will receive practical help closer to home thanks to a £60,000 grant from The Freemasons’ Charity, awarded through Durham Freemasons.
Find out moreA £60,000 grant from Berkshire Freemasons will help DASH (Domestic Abuse Stops Here) give children affected by domestic abuse the specialist support they need to rebuild their lives.
Find out moreHundreds of boys in Southampton will be supported to understand positive relationships, learn respectful attitudes, and develop the skills they need to become better teammates, friends and role models, thanks to a £50,000 grant from Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons to Saints Foundation charity.
Find out moreSurvivors of the catastrophic floods in Nepal will be receiving vital emergency supplies thanks to a £50,000 grant from the Freemasons’ Charity to the British Red Cross, who are supporting the Nepal Red Cross’ relief efforts on the ground.
Find out moreMen’s mental health remains a critical issue across the UK, and according to the Office of National Statistics men account for 75 per cent of all suicides and suicide standing as the biggest killer of men aged 35–50. Despite these alarming statistics, men are significantly less likely to ask for support—making the battle against mental health challenges feel even more daunting.
Find out moreCycling is a brilliant way to stay fit and build strong camaraderie. For nearly a decade, the Durham Freemasons have proven just that, with their annual cycle rides bringing together over 25 participants each year. Beyond the physical challenge, their efforts raise vital funds for charity, creating a lasting positive impact on their local community.
Find out moreAround 600 vulnerable local children will receive warm coats, shoes and other essential clothing to make them ready for school, thanks to a grant from the Freemasons to the Yorkshire Children’s Charity.
Find out moreBoys and young men affected by domestic abuse will receive specialist support through a new outdoor wellbeing programme, thanks to a grant from Monmouthshire Freemasons to Gwent-based charity, Cyfannol Women’s Aid.
Find out moreLeominster families with pre-school age children will be welcomed to the new programme of nature play sessions beginning this summer at nearby Queenswood Country Park & Arboretum thanks to a grant from Herefordshire Freemasons to Herefordshire Wildlife Trust.
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