Electric scooters and wheelchairs are an essential tool in maintaining the mobility and independence of anyone who has become unable to walk any distance.
A simple action such as walking up and down stairs can be impossible for those who are disabled or handicapped.
Buckinghamshire Freemasons recently awarded a donation from the BMCF (Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund) to The Buckinghamshire Military Museum Trust.
At the February meeting of BMCF (Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund) the board voted to donate £1,850 to buy 2 laptops for the Rennie Grove Hospice.
You would be sure of a big surprise! Particularly if you visited Swanbourne Park and the Millennium Wood which is next to it.
Carolyn Green, the Community fundraiser for Willen Hospice, is pictured receiving a cheque for £1,500 from Rob Marston on behalf of Bletchley Park Lodge.
Bucks Masons Andrew Hough & Mike Clanfield recently presented Odette Mould & Emma Gilead certificate to mark a donation made to the Harry's Rainbow trust for £2,500 on behalf of the MCF (Masonic Charitable Foundation).
The links formed by Roman Way Lodge with local schools in Milton Keynes have benefitted Merebrook Infant School with the award of £1000 to establish a ‘Forest Schools’ initiative.
On the 25thSeptember the BMGC held the last golf meeting in 2018, the Bucks Open combined with the President’s Scratch competition at Aylesbury Park GC.
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.