April 2022 Update from Provincial Grand Charity Steward
Festival 2023 We have now reached £1,425, 321.00 as at the 8th of April statement. Thank you all for your continued support. We have 13 months to go and £500,000.00 to
Learn moreBerkshire Masons help a Reading Charity to make activity bags for children with learning difficulties
Berkshire Freemasons, using funds from the Masonic Charitable Foundation the National Charity of Freemasons, gave a donation of £1,200 to Reading Mencap to help them with issues they are facing
Learn moreMCF Supporting Local Projects
Freemasonry has stepped up to support local charities and projects From 1 April – 5 June, Freemasonry together with the MCF, supported 278 local charities and projects dedicated to helping people through the
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MCF Offer Support To Flood Victims
In late 2019, severe rainfall in large areas of the country has caused widespread damage to roads, bridges, homes and businesses. Already that year, the MCF has awarded £77,500 to support UK
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Berkshire Freemasons support the victims of Australian bush fires
People who have lost everything in the catastrophic Australian bushfires will be among those to benefit from a grant of AUS$150,000 (£79,000) from Berkshire Freemasons to the Disaster Relief Funds
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Over the last few months, severe rainfall in large areas of the country has caused widespread damage to roads, bridges, homes and businesses. Already this year, the MCF has awarded
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Philippine earthquake victims receive £15,000 from Berkshire Freemasons
Thousands of people whose lives have been devastated by three major earthquakes in the Philippines will be given urgently-needed humanitarian assistance, thanks to a grant of £15,000 from Berkshire Freemasons
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Freemasons give £20,000 to UNICEF to help victims of Bahamas hurricane
Thousands of people across the Bahamas, whose lives have been devastated by Hurricane Dorian will receive much-needed help, thanks to a grant from Berkshire freemasons, to UNICEF. The grant will
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