The BMCF has recently sponsored the under 11 team at Waterhall Stars Football Club with a grant of £1,000 for kit and equipment.
Andrew Hough, secretary of the Buckinghamshire Masonic Centenary Foundation, is pictured here with the new public access defibrillator which has been installed in Buckingham.
Andrew Hough, the Buckinghamshire MCF Charity Representative, recently visited the national charity Different Strokes which is based in Milton Keynes.
There was a large gathering of Masons from all over Buckinghamshire at Newton Longville Free Church Hall earlier in the year.
The Provincial Charity Steward, Mike Clanfield, accompanied by Buckinghamshire Assistant Grand Master Phil Blacklaw, recently visited The Youth Concern Drop - In Centre in Aylesbury.
An afternoon of Croquet and a fish and chip supper was arranged for TACTIC (Teenagers Advice Centre-Teenage Information Centre) based in Leighton Buzzard by Buckinghamshire Freemasons.
Forty children on the Autistic spectrum and their families recently enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon thanks to the Holmer Green Model Railway Club and Beaconsfield Masons.
Buckinghamshire Freemasons have continued to work with The Heart of Bucks foundation to fund various schemes.
This vehicle was purchased with the generous donations from the lodges that meet at Eliot Hall Masonic Centre in Winslow and BMCF.
Once again, the dedicated team behind Buckinghamshires Masonic Fishing Charity (MTSFC) have been busy caring for local children with a day out.
On Saturday July 7th the members of Haddenham Lodge, 8944, once again played their part in the local community, when they were in full cooking mode on the barbecue at the annual Haddenham Beerfest.