Wirral charity continue supporting vulnerable young people with help from Cheshire Freemasons. Vulnerable young people will continue to receive free, fast and effective support from Open Door with help from a grant from Cheshire Freemasons. The grant will support Open Door in providing physical and creative sessions, on top of bespoke one to one mental …
On Saturday, the Master Masons forum held a clay pigeon shoot at cloud side shooting grounds near Macclesfield. It was an absolutely fantastic event with stunning weather and encompassed members and people who are nonmembers. It was was an event which shows the social side of masonry where we all make new friends and try …
Head Injured people in Cheshire HiP in Cheshire is a registered charity at 1162365 and they provide information, local social activities, learning courses and mutual support to people with acquired brain injuries, their families and their friends and carers. The charities aim is to reduce the isolation and loneliness of anyone living in Cheshire with …
Home Start is a pretty big organisation, a national network of local and community based trained volunteers and expert support networks especially centred around families with young children, and a particular focus on young and new mums. Because it is so big, its not usual for Cheshire Freemasons to support them with contributions or donations …
A pre, during and after the shave photos. £1260 raised for Cheshire Freemasons’ Charity –
In 2018, Chris and Lindsey Pagett welcomed Elsie into their lives. Elsie was a little early at 39 weeks, but after an active time in mums tum was born with long fluffy black hair, and super speedy, so much so that it very nearly took mum and dad by surprise. Elsie sadly only survived for …
L to R Chalky White, Steve Simpson and Rob Turnbull. Cheshire Freemasons ‘enjoying’ the wind and rain, at the Middlewich Classic Car and Bike Show. Visit with or without your bike or car today or tomorrow. The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Lancaster is flying over tomorrow as well.
Last year, we awarded a grant of £22,000 to help three hospices in Cheshire improve their services for LGBTQIA+ patients, as research shows that many LGBTQIA+ people avoid accessing health and social care services. LGBTQ+ Development Facilitator, Ellen (left) is tackling this issue by providing resources, making policy changes, ensuring any paperwork is inclusive and …
