Freemasons

Music legend Rick Wakeman launches his annual Lifelites winter appeal, raising funds to provide life-changing technology for children with life-limiting conditions across the UK and Ireland.

Jersey Freemasons ran the 2025 Jersey Marathon, raising vital funds for Lifelites assistive technology supporting children in hospices across the island.

Essex Masters Lodge 3256 becomes the first to reach Lifelites Platinum Level, donating £25,000 to support children’s hospice technology.

The Widows Sons Masonic Bikers raised over £28,000 for Lifelites, surpassing their £25,000 goal to support children in hospices with life-limiting conditions.

Jersey Freemasons pledged £60,000 to fund Lifelites technology, training and support for two children’s services, transforming care and connection for seriously ill children.

The connection between The Remington Club and Lifelites is truly inspiring. Thanks to their member Alan Burnip, who has been a true advocate of our mission across the years.

Simon Berriman raced across the country to raise vital funds for Lifelites.

How the Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association supports Lifelites.

Rick Wakeman joined EACH Treehouse hospice in Ipswich for a band practice music therapy session.