Katies mum appreciates the difference a TLC bear (and chocolate ice cream), can make to an injured daughter. Katies finger is doing well and a big Thank You to the

Since 2016, through the work of the MCF, Freemasons have given over £275,000 in funding to provide meals for those who simply cannot afford to put food on the table.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide, impacting 2.1 million women each year with about 1 in 8 women in the UK being diagnosed with it during

We have joined with Amazon Smile, so every time you shop with Amazon you support the Province of Bedfordshire’s Charity Fund. To sign up, click here to go to our

Rare medical conditions such as Rett Syndrome can be extremely difficult to cope with, as healthcare professionals may not have any specific training. October is Rett Syndrome Awareness month, and

The MCF small grants programme is now open! The last seven months have been hard on small, local charities trying to secure funding, so we’re happy to say that they

Very sad story but also shows how freemasons help the vulnerable. The Sun Newspaper Article

Through the MCF’s partnership with Versus Arthritis, Freemasons are committed to improving life for millions of people in the UK and around the world affected by this painful, degenerative disease.

We’d like to give a shout-out to everyone at Young Minds, a charity which provides mental health support to some of the most vulnerable young people in London. With the help

Almost 10,000 under-16s in the UK have been admitted to hospital with a sleep disorder. As well as causing short-term effects like tiredness and irritability, problems with sleeping can affect