Did you know that there are approximately 4.5 million children living in poverty…
Did you know that there are approximately 4.5 million children living in poverty in the UK? A report by the
Did you know that there are approximately 4.5 million children living in poverty in the UK? A report by the
Two fells this morning- Blencathra and Mungrisedale Common . An early start to avoid the crowds and shared the fell
🤩 The Freemasonry community are a generous bunch! Our Relief Chest Scheme helps groups such as lodges, chapters or Provinces
Another very early start today to bag some more Wainwright fells for our 2027 Festival appeal. Please click the link
Read below to see where our funds raised were distributed and used in the community:
£50,000 partnership to support Cumbria’s charities and community groups: https://cumbriacrack.com/2026/07/14/50000-partnership-to-support-cumbrias-charities-and-community-groups/ Source
Cumbria Freemasons partner with Cumbria CVS to provide real help in the community. Thanks to £50,000 from the Freemasons’ Charity,
Cumbria CVS Partner ship launches at Cartmel Races As Freemasons we can are proud of the support we give to
Today the members of Lewis Lodge and Stirling presented the ICU at Whitehaven hospital with a cheque for £600 raised
A defibrillator awareness session to be run in the Workington Masonic Hall, Gordon Street by the NorthWest Ambulance Service. The
Workington Masonic Hall Takes a Gamble What began as a passing thought from Norman Eve turned into a winning hand
Hottest week of the year so an early start today , 40 mins at 05.40 hrs and i was in
Workington Masonic Hall Takes a Gamble What began as a passing thought from Norman Eve turned into a winning hand
For more than a decade, Freemasons have played a vital role in enabling charitable support across communities. In the last
What a weekend ! Walking all the Wainwrights for the 2027 appeal Update. Yesterday was walking in the clouds high
Our National charity the MCF is changing its name to the Freemasons’ Charity, you’ll see updates across our channels as
Ever wondered about joining us ? All you need to do is ask ! Source
We will remember them On Saturday 6th June the lodge of Uniformed Services hosted it\’s annual mess dinner in celebration of the
Kevin Baker, Worshipful Master of St. John’s Lodge 8660 presented a cheque for £500 to Kim Frears, a volunteer representative of Breast Cancer Now. The donation was raised at Kevin\’s Installation meeting in April. Kevin would like to thank all those who attended his Installation and for the kind donations towards his nominated charity, Breast Cancer Now.
In attendance at the presentation were Kevin\’s daughter Emma Bezuszko and sister Sheila Bateman who have both had breast cancer. Also present were W. Bro. Peter Gaston, W. Bro. Matthew Parslow and W. Bro. Mark Gibson (Not in the photo)
We couldn’t have done this without your support! 🤩 Learn more about our support: https://ow.ly/Vjy950Z5sr6 Source