Lincoln Freemasons pitch in with £500 donation to football charity
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Freemasons of Lincoln’s Ashlar Lodge have pitched in with a £500 donation to the Lincoln City Foundation.
The money will be used to help the Foundation, which is a registered charity, to boost health and wellbeing through sport – particularly football.
The money was handed over at the Lincoln City ground by Lodge Master Darren Sewell, left, and Charity Steward Dale Atkins to Lauren Kelly, the charity’s Director of Delivery. She said: “We’d like to say a huge thank you to Lincolnshire Freemasons for their incredibly generous donation.
“Your support will make a real difference, helping us continue to deliver vital work across Lincolnshire and positively impact the lives of those in our community.”
The Lincoln City Foundation is linked to the football club and seeks to boost physical, social and mental wellbeing in Lincolnshire communities, focusing on education, employability, health and inclusion through a range of programmes. It provides opportunities for all ages and abilities, aiming to create happier, healthier, and inspired communities.
The money was provided from the Freemasons’ Benevolent Fund that has given Lincolnshire’s 76 Lodges £500 to give to the good cause of their choice. This year that sum rises to £1,000 per Lodge, meaning about 150 good causes will receive financial support.
