Donations to the local community from Oxnaford Lodge

Oxnaford Lodge has made a string of donations to worthy causes in the local community. The donations included:

£300.00 to the 22nd Oxford Sea Scout Group for travelling expenses to Manchester to
take part in a 300 celebration (pictured above).

£300.00 to 2nd Peachcroft Brownies for essential new equipment (pictured below).

£300.00 to ARK-T Centre, “Creativity Changes Lives”.  ARK-T is a small charity that has two venues 242b Barns Road, Oxford and Templar Square, Cowley, where they use creativity to tackle the inequality in our community, through transformative programmes that unlock people’s potential and strengthen communities. (Pictured Below)

Oxfordshire Freemasons Support Homeless Adults in Oxford with £10,000 Grant

Adults experiencing homelessness in Oxford will receive additional support thanks to a £10,000 grant from Oxfordshire Freemasons to local charity the Gatehouse. The funding will help the Gatehouse continue providing essential services at its Woodstock Road community centre for people who are rough sleeping, vulnerably housed, or at risk of

Regattas Lodge and Paralympian Raise Over £12K to Boost Accessible Rowing

We’re delighted to share that Oxfordshire Freemasons have raised an incredible £12,470 in support of Love Rowing. This funding has enabled the use of a new adaptive hoist at the City of Oxford Rowing Club, Donnington Bridge, helping make rowing more accessible to all. We were also honoured to welcome Paralympic gold

Chipping Norton Christmas Lights Switch-On

Chipping Norton’s annual Christmas Lights Switch-On brought festive spirit to the town on Thursday evening, with members of the Chipping Norton Freemasons playing a cheerful part in the celebrations. The Worshipful Master Stu Harrison attended the event dressed as Santa Claus, joined by his wife who took on the role

Henley Freemasons Support Love Rowing

On Sunday, 19th October, Bro. Ben Pritchard attended Marlow Rowing Club as part of the two-month radio campaign to promote the work of Love Rowing, the efforts of Regattas Lodge and that of the Province across Oxfordshire. Marlow FM was one of the radio stations organising an on-air competition.