2024: celebrating the past, welcoming the future
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As we reach the end of another year of supporting those in need, we look back at some highlights.
Find out moreCurrently, one in 64 people in Luton are experiencing homelessness, placing it just behind London on a national scale, and ahead of many larger cities in the UK.
Find out moreOver 50 children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Wiltshire will get to participate in sports thanks to a grant to Swindon Town FC Community Foundation (STFC CF).
Find out moreAround sixty local children with complex disabilities and special educational needs will be able to take part in some of the fun activities that their able-bodied peers take for granted, thanks to a grant to the Kangaroos charity.
Find out moreAround 35 young teenagers with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) – many of whom will have stopped attending school due to a lack of provision for their needs – will benefit from one-to-one and group support thanks to a grant to the Teenvine Plus Next Steps project, delivered by local charity Grapevine.
Find out more75 local children from families where domestic abuse has been a factor, and where the families have chosen to stay together, will receive help and support thanks to a grant to the Calan Domestic Violence Services (DVS) charity.
Find out moreMore than 300 children with disabilities will get the opportunity to play football thanks to a grant to Cardiff City FC Community Foundation.
Find out moreRichard Reynolds, Head of Mercury Lodge, conquered a gruelling 100-mile non-stop run from London to Bedfordshire, raising an impressive £3,500 for charity. Cheered on by fellow Freemasons, his journey spanned two days, surpassing his fundraising target in support of vital causes.
Find out moreNearly 300 children and young people and hundreds more family members affected by a cancer diagnosis from Sheffield and other parts of Yorkshire will receive help and support thanks to a grant from Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons to the Cavendish Cancer Care charity.
Find out moreUp to 125 traumatised local children and young people (CYP) up to the age of 18 will continue to receive highly specialised support from the CHUMS Trauma Service (CTS) thanks to a generous grant from Bedfordshire Freemasons.
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