Help for vulnerable children in Sheerness
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1,800 vulnerable children from families facing socio-economic challenges in Sheerness, will receive help and support thanks to a grant from East Kent Freemasons to Seashells Children and Families Centre.
Find out moreAround 600 local children under five years old and their families living in the most deprived areas of Doncaster, will engage in creative play, movement, music and storytelling, thanks to a grant from Yorkshire, West Riding Freemasons to darts – Doncaster’s creative health and learning charity.
Find out moreAround 30 vulnerable young women aged between 11 and 17 will be helped to increase their awareness of their personal safety and a further fifteen young women who are at risk of abuse will be given the support they need, thanks to a grant of £15,000 from Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons to the GetawayGirls charity.
Find out moreAround 90 under fives from disadvantaged backgrounds or who have developmental challenges will receive assistance and support thanks to a grant from Somerset Freemasons to Bath City Farm’s ‘Little Farmers’ programme.
Find out moreSpecialist support for children and young people living with the devastating effects of domestic abuse in Swindon is set to be significantly expanded, thanks to a remarkable £60,000 donation from Wiltshire Freemasons.
Find out moreThis September, Freemason Glenn from Elliott Lodge in Mansfield will take on one of the UK’s toughest endurance challenges – climbing the National Three Peaks of Snowdon, Scafell Pike, and Ben Nevis – all within just 24 hours.
Find out moreMore than 20 families with autistic children can be supported thanks to a grant from Yorkshire, West Riding Freemasons.
Find out moreA £60,000 grant will benefit approximately 120 families with young children facing poverty and hardship in Sefton, along with an additional 150 household members who will receive essential support thanks to The Venus Charity.
Find out moreOver 100 families in North Bristol who live in an area of high deprivation will receive tailored support to help their children’s developmental needs, thanks to a grant from the Freemasons to the everyFAMILY charity.
Find out moreMore than 600 disabled children and young carers between 8-25 years will be able to take advantage of riding therapy and other inclusive sports activities, helping with their physical, social, and emotional development, thanks to a grant from West Lancashire Freemasons to the Ride2success charity.
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