Freemasons help vulnerable children return to education
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Hundreds of vulnerable children and young people from across the region will receive support on a working farm to overcome a range of serious issues and return to education, thanks to a grant from Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons to Whirlow Hall Farm Trust.
Find out moreThis Pride Month, we spoke with people we’ve supported, hosted activities for staff in our office, and joined the Pride in London parade.
Find out moreMore than 60 teens across Greater Manchester will get help and support to make the most of their education and mental wellbeing by becoming a mentor to a toddler, thanks to East Lancashire Freemasons.
Find out moreWe are delighted to award Bideford-based Families in Grief (FiG) a grant of £15,000; this is split over three years to provide a guaranteed income in support of the work they do.
Find out moreDevon’s Freemasons have given a grant of £15,000 to Barnstaple Age Concern to provide a form of guaranteed income for the next three years in support of the work they do.
Find out moreAround 100 formerly homeless people from young single parent families will be given the support they need to move on with their lives, thanks to a grant of £60,000 from Norfolk Freemasons to YMCA Norfolk.
Find out moreMore than 200 local children and young people with a parent in prison will be given the support they need to overcome social stigma, loneliness, and mental health problems, thanks to a grant of £60,000 from Durham Freemasons to locally based charity, NEPACS.
Find out morePride Month is dedicated to celebration and commemoration of LGBTQIA+ Pride. Hear from our Operations Director about how we’re observing Pride at the MCF.
Find out moreVolunteers’ Week holds great significance for the MCF as we acknowledge the invaluable contributions of our dedicated volunteers.
Find out moreWolves Foundation, the official charity of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, has launched a new project aimed at supporting over 100 older people in Wolverhampton who are experiencing loneliness and social isolation, thanks to our grant of £38,000.
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