50 Years Award for Roger
At the meeting of Beaudesert Lodge this week, held at the Gables Hall, Leighton Buzzard, the Provincial Grand Master, Tony Henderson, was delighted to present a 50 year certificate to
MCF Charity Grants Programme Open
Applications are now OPEN for the MCF’s Charity Grants programmes: Creating the best start in life for disadvantaged children and young people. Reducing isolation and loneliness for older people. In
The MCF Making a Difference Where You Live
The MCF have made some changes to their impact page, so every month you can see the new running total of their support this year. They’re coming to the end
Essex Freemasons Supporting Young Cancer Patients
Six-year-old Chloe Chandler from Little Dunmow has courage stamped through every inch of her young body. From the age of two she has been fighting a rare form of cancer,
The Almoner’s Tale
Do you need to talk? Friendship and charity are two of the most important values in Freemasonry. That’s why every Lodge has an Almoner, whose job is to listen and
Grant Makes Happy Kids
Looks like the #HappyKids charity is living up to its name! This wonderful charity is improving the lives of disadvantaged children by providing a range of weekly clubs including dance,
MCF Beneficiaries Share Their Stories
The MCF loves talking to people they’ve supported and helping them share their stories. In fact, there’s a dedicated area on their website to all the stories and accounts they’ve
Provincial Grand Master ‘Conducts’ Robert Bloomfield Lodge
At the Installation meeting of Robert Bloomfield Lodge yesterday, held at St Andrews Rooms Biggleswade, the Lodge members gave their rendition of the song ‘The Farmer’s Boy’. In order to
Equine Therapy Improving Mental Health
TheHorseCourse in Dorset provides equine therapy to help improve young people’s mental health. The MCF’s £15,000 grant is allowing them to continue their great work, making a difference to the
Changing Faces Changing Lives
Changing Faces are helping children with visible differences through an array of services like counselling and mindfulness. We are delighted the MCF’s £56,981 grant is being put to such brilliant