Bucks Big Festival Fortnight - Charity Challenge

PGMs Paddle - John Clark PGM and Gary Brodie APGM to undertake 2 part challenge.

1st Challenge: 15th June 2019 – drop John and Gary in the river, watch to see if they sink. Failing that they have to paddle the length of a marathon.

The BMCF (Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund) are pleased to announce their support for Harry’s Rainbow, a Milton Keynes based charity, which supports siblings and parents who have suffered a child bereavement. The charity needed a grant of £1898 to replace two aging and unreliable laptop computers which the BMCF was happy to supply.

The BMCF (Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund) has donated £3980 to the New Milton Keynes Cancer Centre which is being constructed at the Hospitals Eaglestone site.

Head2Head Theatre - Serving the special needs community

http://www.head2headtheatre.co.uk/

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W Bro Gary Brodie APGM is now the Provincial lead on all charity matters.

Florence Nightingale Hospice based in Aylesbury received a grant of £400 from the MCF which is part of a £600,000 grant made to 237 Hospices across England and Wales.

The Bucks Military Museum Trust (BMMT)

http://www.bmmt.co.uk/

Bucks Masons have recently donated £1000 to help a young boy from High Wycombe receive the physiotherapy needed to ensure he will be able to walk.

Heart of Bucks, the Community Foundation for Buckinghamshire, has just been able to award a grant for £4,830 to Black Park Shed thanks to a donation of £3799 from the Bucks Masonic Fund.

Nigel Quince, Charity Steward of Wraysbury Lodge was impressed when a friend told him of the excellent treatment, he had received at Butterfly House Community Hospice in High Wycombe.

A grant of £4,000 to the Thames Valley Air Ambulance from Buckinghamshire Freemasons has brought the total Masonic support given to air ambulances across the country to £2.3 million since 2007.