Freemasonry in the Community

All Middlesbrough Lodges are invited to have Representatives on the Freemasonry in the Community Committee. 

This Committee was formed in 2002 at the time of a National celebration of Freemasonry, which was called the ‘Freemasonry in the Community Week’. Its aims are to identify initiatives worth pursuing and organise those events thereby serving the Community and improving public awareness of Freemasonry.

Open Days.
Between 2002 and 2005 there have been three Open days held at the Masonic Hall. Members of the Public attended these and listened to a talk on Freemasonry, had a tour of the building and asked questions about Freemasonry.

Check out the following:

• Charity Presentation Evenings
• Bolckow and Vaughan Grave Restoration
• Freemasons at the Cleveland Show
• Rememberance Sunday

Charity.
Of course the FITC committee is closely linked to the charitable giving's of Middlesbrough Freemasons.At the last Charity presentation evening £24,964 was presented to the following charities

Teesside Hospice Alice Murphy Fund Zoe's Place Great North Air Ambulance Critical Care Middlesbrough Athletic Club Highfiend Care Home Yarm MacMillan Cancer Daisy ChainMagic 1170's Cash for Kids Neo Natal Trust Fund Chernobyl Childrens Lifeline South Cleveland Prostate Cancer Research Fund JCUH Masonic Prostate Appeal Stroke Unit Ward 28 JCUHSt Mathews Church, Grosmont South Cleveland Heart Fund The Haemodialysis Unit JCUHEnd of Life Care Project Ward 9 JCUH RNLI St Alphonsus School Middlesbrough Swimming ClubMultiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre Stamp Revisited Abbie's Love The Riding for the DisabledThe Holistic Cancer Care Centre Ann Charlton Lodge The Patient Education & Breast Care Fund