East Lancashire Masonic Charity
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- 17/06/08 - New Grants made to Comm Fund
- 13/06/08 - ELMC 2008 Annual Holiday
- 13/06/08 - Bridge Street Ladies in 2008 Run
- 12/06/08 - Young Peoples Outings
- 14/04/08 - Comforts Fund Spring Party
- 04/02/08 - Scouts at Sandal Holme Barn
- 12/10/07 - Bridge St. Ladies Present Cheque
- 20/09/07 - Comforts Fund Outing to Malton
- 12/08/07 - £10,000 for Bowley Scouts
- 19/07/07 - The Bridge Street Ladies
- 28/06/07 - Maundy Money
- 27/06/07 - ELMC 2007 Annual Holiday
- 27/06/07 - Spring Party
- 20/06/07 - Bolton Masonic Gift Evening
- 17/06/07 - Website layout changes made
- 25/05/07 - Report of the ELMC AGM for 2007
- 22/05/07 - Thanks from the Ladies
- 05/04/07 - Mark Davis Everest Expedition
- 01/04/07 - A Masonic Triple-Whammy
- 20/02/07 - Photos added
- 13/02/07 - Hewlett Court, the inside story
- 05/02/07 - Starlight Express Trip
- 31/01/07 - Bridge Street Ladies enter Run
- 25/01/07 - The Comforts Fund
- 23/01/07 - Officers of the ELMC
- 22/01/07 - Christmas Outing
- 22/01/07 - Young Peoples Committee
- 25/12/06 - The Springhill Hospice Project
- 09/12/06 - Bolton Lads and Girls Club
- 06/12/06 - The Community Fund Takes-Off
- 10/10/06 - Gala Dinner a Huge Success
- 26/09/06 - Community Fund Form
- 16/05/06 - The Community Fund Committee
Click these links for the Structure of the ELMC
- Board of Directors and Trustees
- Committee Of Benevolence
- Comforts' Fund Committee
- Young People's Committee
- Community Fund Committee
- ELMC Residential Home - Hewlett Court
A Masonic Triple-Whammy
The ELMC Community Fund agrees to donate the sum of £5,000 to the North West Air Ambulance!
The ELMC Community Fund donated a cheque for £5,000 at a special event on April 12th, where we were represented by the Deputy Grand Superintendent, Jack Price.
At the same event, our ELMC donation was matched by a further £5,000 from the Province of West Lancashire, and by a cheque for £10,000 from the Grand Charity.
The North West Air Ambulance (NWAA) is a unique regional medical air emergency service, covering Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Merseyside and Cumbria. It is a registered charity, which receives no mainstream funding, yet it offers a seven days a week, 365 days a year service, covering an area of 5,500 square miles.
Costing over £1.3 million a year to maintain, the NWAA covers all major motorway incidents, and areas where there is poor or restricted road access. Called out on average four times a day, it has a maximum flying time of ten minutes to the nearest appropriate hospital, after its paramedic crew members have administered initial on-scene treatment, enabling most patients to arrive at the hospital within the ‘Golden Hour,’ thus maximising a patient’s chance of survival and speed of recovery.
Your ELMC Community Fund is proud to be able to offer support to such a worthy cause, and to have taken part in the special Giving Night on April 12th.