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Life Challenges

Challenges such as redundancy, bereavement, or illness can have far-reaching consequences, and finding a way to cope can seem complex and overwhelming.

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Tell your family

A year of lockdowns, tiers, tears and uncertainty threw the importance of family, friends and the power of communication into the spotlight, and inspired our latest campaign: Tell your family.

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Young people will receive music lessons thanks to grant

Local children and young people with disabilities will receive specialist music lessons, thanks to a £15,000 grant from Middlesex Freemasons to the Otakar Kraus Music Trust (OKMT).

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Supporting unpaid carers through COVID-19

The second round of funding through the Freemasons’ COVID-19 Community Fund will focus on charities supporting unpaid carers.

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Tackling homelessness in the face of COVID-19

This first round focuses on organisations supporting people who are homelessness or vulnerably housed.

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Introducing: Digital Donations

Introducing: Digital Donations! A new, cashless way of supporting the MCF and the causes you care about.

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Impact update of UEA prostate cancer research

In September, the University of East Anglia sent us an update on the impact of our £190,000 grant to fund research into the diagnosis of prostate cancer

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Impact update of UEA COVID-19 research

In September, the University of East Anglia sent us an update on the impact of our £100,000 grant to fund a COVID-19 testing machine.

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Freemasons fund PhD study into Alzheimer’s disease at Cardiff University

Research into a crucial protein linked to the development of Alzheimer’s has been supported by a £76,000 grant to Alzheimer’s Research UK.

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In the service of others

In his time as Chief Executive of the Masonic Charitable Foundation, David Innes helped countless Freemasons, and gave Freemasonry a national voice in the charity sector. He leaves a legacy to be proud of.

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