A Fine Example of Mark Caring
Mark Caring comes in many guises, but sometimes it can be completely unexpected. Mark Masons will often be there to help when it is needed.
Barnes Park Bowling Club
The Durham Mark Benevolent Fund were delighted to support the Barnes Park Bowling Club, enabling them to purchase new team shirts.
Durham 2029 Festival
The Durham 2029 Festival to raise funds for the Mark Benevolent Fund was launched on Saturday 21 January 2023 at a gala event in Dunston.
Durham Mark Supports Ukraine Relief
Durham Mark Masons attending a recent dinner wanted to raise funds for relief work in Ukraine which was bolstered by the Durham Mark Benevolent Fund
Caravanners rally the Mark Festival
The caravanners of the Durham Masonic Caravanning and Camping Club rally round for the Durham Mark 2029 Festival
Mark support equals happy people
Durham Mark Benevolent Fund hot-step in to support local children from a performing arts school to attend a showcase event in Skegness, making some happy people
Stroke survivors help from the Mark
The Easington Stroke Support Group meet regularly in an Easington Community Centre. It is completely self-funding. The Group provides an opportunity for stroke survivors to meet in a friendly environment. The members of the Group participate in various activities such … Continued
Durham Mark supports the Salvation Army
Durham Mark Benevolent Fund has recognised the wonderful work performed by the Salvation Army. This is most apparent at Christmas when the ‘Army’ provides shelter and a traditional lunch for the homeless. Equally important, they support those who are lonely … Continued
MBF Tribute Benefits Durham Hospices
The Mark Benevolent Fund MBF pays tribute to His Royal Highness, The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh by a Grant of £1.25m to support hospices in England and Wales
Centenary Year Final Grant
The Province of Durham Mark Benevolent Fund closed the Centenary Year with a final grant for to create a child friendly bereavement room.