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Freemasons Donate £20,000 to Youth Cancer Trust

07-16-2011 12:18 PM CET | Health & Medicine

Press release from: Youth Cancer Trust

Youth Cancer Trust received a generous major grant of £20,000 from The Freemasons’ Grand Charity, to fund the salary of a support worker at a holiday home for young people with cancer.

Bournemouth, UK, July 15, 2011 -- Local Freemasons and Freemasons from around the country have worked together to raise these funds which were formerly presented to YCT at Zetland Court, Bournemouth, one of the many Royal Masonic Benevolent Institute Care Homes, during their Summer fundraising fete held on Saturday 4th June.

Youth Cancer Trust provides free holidays in Bournemouth for young people with cancer. Eight young people at a time join in activity-based holidays and 240 young people attended last year. The charity aims to reduce the isolation that young people with cancer suffer as they are separated from their peers by their illness.

Speaking about the donation:

Brenda Clark, Founder of Youth Cancer Trust said,
“We are delighted that The Freemasons' Grand Charity has been generous in providing the Trust with a grant. It is becoming increasingly understood that providing a safe environment where young people with cancer can be with other young people with cancer is critical in the holistic process of a young person’s journey with cancer. On behalf of us all, including all the young people who stay with us each year – thank you.”

Clive Deakin, the Deputy Provincial Grand master of Dorset said,
“Youth Cancer Trust is a dedicated organisation seeking to provide comfort and enjoyment to young people with cancer. We are proud we are able to assist them with their good work and are delighted to be able to support a local Dorset charity with £20,000.”

Youth Cancer Trust received a generous major grant of £20,000 from The Freemasons’ Grand Charity, to fund the salary of a support worker at a holiday home for young people with cancer.

Contact:
Georgina Hillman
Youth Cancer Trust
5 Studland Road
Alum Chine
Bournemouth BH4 8HZ
01202763591
admin@yct.org.uk
http://www.yct.org.uk

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