THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE MCF
Freemasonry’s support for Ukraine: one year on |
New diabetes breakthroughs🔬 |
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Over 4.9 million people in the UK are living with diabetes. That’s a staggering number, but hope is on the way! With the help of our £315,000 grant, three PhD students made ground-breaking discoveries that could change the lives of millions of people. |
🐻 30,000 teddies to comfort children in Middlesex hospital |
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Middlesex Freemasons have shown tremendous support for the Teddies for Loving Care (TLC) scheme and reached an important milestone for their Province! Children get a Teddy when receiving treatment in the accident and emergency department at North Middlesex Hospital. |
News from the Provinces 📰
🎵 48 hour DJ set in support of the MCF 🎵
We love seeing all the creative ways Freemasons and their family and friends fundraise for us and other charities close to their hearts.
Dorset Freemason, Ben Hadwin is about to take the DJ world by storm by aiming to raise £2,000 for the MCF and Andy’s Man Club Portland, a charity supporting men’s mental health. The challenge will start at 8pm on 31 March and end at the same time on 2 April. You can donate and tune in for some great music on the link below!
Adopted children receive support in school 📚 |
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Did you know that adopted children are 20 times more likely to be excluded from school? This is a reality that the charity Parents and Children Together (PACT) is working to change. Thanks to Berkshire Freemasons and the MCF, a grant of £29,800 has been awarded to support their work with schools, making sure adopted children can reach their full potential. |
Penzance children will get a fairer start in life ✨ |
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Trelya charity has an incredible programme that offers long-term and intensive support for children in under- resourced communities in West Cornwall. We’re happy to share that 90 children in the area will receive support with the help of our £60,000 grant! 🎉🎉 |
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