Charity Review for 2022
FROM THE LODGE ARCHIVE · 2022
Our 2022 charity record shows support for an emergency appeal, opportunities for young people and people affected by dementia. Alongside these donations, members contributed to the Provincial Charity Chest.
Where the money went
| Recipient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Ukraine Appeal | £956.00 |
| The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award | £100.00 |
| Alzheimer’s Society | £1,761.50 |
| Provincial Charity Chest | £1,761.50 |
| Total of the four recorded contributions | £4,579.00 |
A local lodge supporting several causes
These figures show how the lodge’s charitable activity extended beyond a single appeal. The Provincial Charity Chest contribution was recorded separately from the three named charitable recipients, so it is shown on its own line rather than attributed to a particular project.
At the time of the original report, the Worshipful Master also served as the lodge’s Charity Steward. The Charity Steward’s role includes collecting and distributing members’ donations. Our About page explains the people and responsibilities behind lodge life.
Reading this record
The table is a summary of the amounts in our original 2022 report, rather than a current fundraising appeal or a set of audited accounts. It does not claim a particular outcome for each donation. The recipients’ own websites provide information about their work today.
For the preceding pandemic period, read how members stayed in touch and supported charity during 2020–2022. Our charity and community record links the individual reports so visitors can follow each story in context.
From Philanthropic Lodge No. 304’s published charity records. This is a historical report; the original publication date is retained. Wording and presentation reviewed on 4 November 2026.
