52 Weeks – 52 Charities #21 – Share Chester Share Chester SHARE’s aims are simple – to support families in crisis, to support people who are homeless in North Wales and Cheshire and to assist refugees fleeing for their lives, wherever they are in the world. Following on from the loss of revenues caused by the […]
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #20 – Police Community Clubs of Great Britain Police Community Clubs of Great Britain Cheshire Freemasons were proud to support the work of the Police Community Clubs of Great Britain with a grant to help fund the projects built around safeguarding vulnerable children, specifically Cheshire Children, often affected by bullying
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #19 – The Douglas Bader Foundation The Douglas Bader Foundation The Douglas Bader Foundation sought funding to support the cost of a full day experience at Barton Airport for disabled Children in 2020. It was Cheshire Freemasons who rose to the challenge to support the event in full.For more information
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #18 – Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Highly relevant for today as it is VE Day, this week we are supporting The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund.The RAF Benevolent Fund provides help support and advice for all current and previously served members of the service.
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #17 – Ruby’s fund Ruby’s fund Ruby’s fund, based in Congleton provides social, sensory, educational and recreational services for children, young people, families and carers. The timetable of activities are open to all on a non-referral basis, simply as needs must. Cheshire Freemasons were recently able to support the costs
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #16 – The Order of St John The Order of St John, or as we more commonly refer to it St John Ambulance, looked to donors for a contribution of £20,000 in order to supply ultra mobile pop up first aid treatment posts wherever they may be needed. Cheshire Freemasons
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #15 – Tam O’Shanter historic cottage and free urban farm The Tam O’Shanter historic cottage and free urban farm at Bidston Hill has received ongoing support over recent years from Cheshire Freemasons, both in terms of financial support and people when needed for events and stewarding. The Farm is rich
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #14 – Lifelites Simone Enefer-Doy, is the Chief Executive Officer of Lifelites, a national charity supported by Freemasons across the UK as well as Cheshire. Lifelites main purpose is to support life-limited and disabled children, as well as their parents and carers, at every children’s Hospice service across the British
52 Weeks – 52 Charities #13 – Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Hospital Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Hospital Cheshire Freemasons have recently supported the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt hospital in Oswestry, in our sister Province of Shropshire. The funding Cheshire Freemasons provided enabled the purchase of a state of the art Microscope, used
