Sir George Clark Memorial

Masonic Lodge No. 669 Freemasons' Hall Arthur Square, Belfast N. Ireland

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Ladies Night 2018

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I would like to thank the Brethren from Lodge 669 and other lodges with their wives partners and friends for supporting this event.
Our big thanks also to the musicians who made the night colorful and lively.
Over the past years, we have enjoyed the ladies night, which I hope will continue in the future.
The Ladies Night was a great success raising £600 for Diabetes NI.
– W.M. Romeo Godines

 

£3,500 Total Donations to Charity

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Lodge 669 finished their year 2017 Charity fundraising drive with a grand total of £2,682 donated to a range of charities and to our Lodge widows.
Diabetes UK NI, Autism NI, Belfast Masonic Charity Fund included.

The W. Master in 2017  W. Bro. Luis Fred Presbitero thanked everyone for their immense support and generosity.

He asked the Brethren the give the same support to W. Bro. Romeo Godines, our Worshipful Master for 2018, and already that is happening!

Donations have been made so far in 2018 to Belfast Masonic Charity Fund and Action Cancer totaling almost £1,000.

Diabetes UK will be the next charity recipient after our summer Filipino Festive event 23rd June in 45 Club, Park Avenue, Belfast, and our Ladies Night formal dinner dance on 20th October at the Park Avenue Hotel, Holywood Road, Belfast.

Full details of these events available from [email protected]

Donation to Autism NI charity

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The W. Master of Lodge 669 on behalf of all the Brethren, friends and family who supported our Ladies Night in October, made a donation of £350 to Autism N.I.
Our thanks to everyone for their support and benevolence.

 

Oakwood School Belfast Donation

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W. Master of Sir George Clark Memorial Lodge No. 669, W. Bro.Bal Madrid presenting Oakwood School, Belfast with a £250 donation
Oakwood School and Assessment Centre is a controlled special school, owned and maintained by the Education Authority, Belfast Region. 
It admits boys and girls aged from 3-8 years who may have severe learning difficulties.
 
A further £250 was presented by W. Bro. Bal Madrid to Autism NI, Belfast.
Autism is a lifelong disability which affects the social and communication centre of the brain. 
Autism affects the way an individual relates to people, situations and the immediate environment. 
There is no known cure, but there are many ways to help!
 
This money (£500) was raised from a very successful and enjoyable Ladies Night Charity Dinner & Dance at the Park Avenue Hotel, Belfast, in October 2016
The W. Master would like to thank all those Lodge Brethren, family and friends who supported the event.
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