Peterborough Freemasons help donate over 1,000 Easter eggs across the region
Local Freemasons from across Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire, which included 11 Lodges in Peterborough, have delivered an extraordinary act of generosity this Easter after collecting and donating an impressive 1,278 Easter eggs to worthwhile causes across the District.
The Easter Egg Collection brought together members, families, friends and supporters from across the area in a fantastic community effort designed to spread some joy to children, families and local organisations over the Easter period.
Thanks to the generosity of all those involved, Easter eggs were donated to a number of deserving causes across the District , including:
• Little Miracles
• Stamford Foodbank
• Food Bank Encompass
• The Daylight Centre
• St Margaret’s Church
• 3 Pillars
• Northampton Health Charity
These organisations do vital work in supporting local people and families, and the donations will help bring a little extra joy to many this Easter.
Head of local Freemasons, Mark Constant said: “We are absolutely delighted with the response this year.
To collect and donate 1,278 Easter eggs across the District is a fantastic achievement and something everyone involved should be incredibly proud of.’
The Easter Egg Collection has once again highlighted the generosity and community spirit shown across Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire, with organisers thanking everyone who played a part in making the initiative such a success.
As well as celebrating the final total, organisers hope the story helps shine a light on the wider charitable and community-focused work taking place across the District throughout the year.
For more information, please go to www.northants-huntsmasons.org.uk