The Provincial Grand Charity raises money to help local charities and individuals within Derbyshire, supporting local hospices, food banks, children with additional needs and Riding for the Disabled amongst many other causes.
Each year a Christmas party is held for local care leavers, and a funfair is held for children with additional needs. We have arranged trips to the theatre and to St George’s Park, the national football centre and home of the FA, for local disadvantaged children.
We have supported the local army and sea cadets as well as a promising young tennis player who uses a wheelchair and we host an annual Community Awards celebration for small charities which have been nominated by our members for outstanding work in our community.
Charity is at the very heart of Freemasonry and we take pride in our work in the community in Derbyshire.
TLC Derbyshire have been supplying The Chesterfield Royal and The Royal Derby hospitals for many years and recently we were contacted by DHU Healthcare who
Teddies for Loving Care (TLC) is a nationwide initiative funded and administered by Freemasons. Derbyshire Freemasons have supported the scheme for over 20 years and
On Easter Sunday, the Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association Merlin Chapter, (Derbyshire) organised an “Egg Run”, generously donating over 200 Ester Eggs to the Children’s wards at Royal Derby Hospital. Chapter members quickly mobilised to collect eggs for children spending Easter in the hospital.
Saturday 14th August saw Bro Adam Parsons flying high for charity. Bro Parsons, an Entered Apprentice of Dale Abbey in Erewash Lodge no 5603 donned
Treetops Hospice in Risley Derbyshire, provides nursing care and emotional support for adults with life-limiting conditions, those who’ve been bereaved, and their families. Treetops understands
To honour Prince Philip, who passed away last week, the Freemasons have launched a campaign inviting their 200,000 members to raise funds for charities that
FREEMASONS TAKE LEAD ROLE IN NHS FRONTLINE WORKERS’ DAY The inaugural celebration of NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers’ Day is set to take place
Faced with the greatest global pandemic in living memory, Freemasons came together in 2020 and donated a total of £1m as well as their time
Freemasonry is encouraging its 200,000 members to roll up their sleeves and volunteer to help vaccinate the population. To help protect all UK citizens during
Each year the Masonic Charitable Foundation supports thousands of people, some are members and their families, some are people in local communities and we hope
Brethren of Rutland Lodge 1179, help the Everyone Eats campaign and Foodbank with a donation of tinned food, boxes of cereal, toilet rolls, drinks and
Gussies Kitchen in Chesterfield is hoping to extend its help to people suffering from food poverty in deprived areas of Chesterfield thanks to a donation
