Well what a surprise not exactly the woods but Cannons Close our very own residential home run by the ELMBF, hosted a Teddy Bears picnic in July. What a great event it was, the drink flowed, the residents did an amazing BBQ.… Read more “If you go down to the woods today”
Oh what a night
We had a great evening of food entertainment and great company oh and a few drinks too.
Saturday 2nd November 2024 saw members friends and family from the East Lancashire Province gather at the Mercure Bolton, Georgian House hotel for the Mark Fellowship Cabaret evening
ELMBF makes donation to Booth St Charity
Through the history of Mark Masonry, support of those in need and requiring assistance has been demonstrated in our charity giving. The Booth Centre in Manchester is a community based centre operated to assist people affected by homelessness. It provides an opportunity for those individuals to belong, to gain a purpose and to rebuild their lives.… Read more “ELMBF makes donation to Booth St Charity”
Mark Benevolent Fund
Please click on the link below to access the document for MBF Q1-3 review.
https://www.markmasonshall.org/mbf-download/mbf-2024-q1-3-review-the-story-so-far/viewdocument
Save the date – upcoming Fellowship events!

***FELLOWSHIP DIARY DATES***
Teddy Bears Picnic
Sunday, 21st July
at Barlow House, Canons Close, Bolton, BL1 6HS
12 noon to 4 pm
Tickets £10 children under 16 free
Includes BBQ and 1 complimentary drink
Optional to bring your own chair/blanket
Tickets are available from your local Fellowship Representative
or email: elfellowship@eastlancsmark.org.uk… Read more “Save the date – upcoming Fellowship events!”
New Toast Lists
Following our annual meeting and changes in the Executive, updated toast lists are available in the members area of our website.
Mud, Sweat and Charity.
After months of raising money, it was time for TSM and Janet to do their epic charity ride Liverpool to Leeds along the canal in mud.
Our hero TSM and Janet set off on Friday 5 April alongside them rode three amigos George Scaife the Eddie Merckx of Whitworth, Steve Lord, Lancashire’s finest amateur rider and the undercover cyclist known as the Stig.… Read more “Mud, Sweat and Charity.”
