Representatives of the Lodge of Mona a Freemasons’ lodge in Castletown have presented a donation to the Manx Carriage Driving for the Disabled charity.

Terry Birks, a past master, and John Callin, charity steward of the Lodge of Mona presented a cheque of £500 to Carolyn Skelly, the representative of the Manx Carriage Driving for the Disabled charity.

The cheque will be matched by United Grand Lodge to provide a total of £1,000 in donations.

The money was raised by the members of the lodge through charitable donations during Lodge meetings and at the festive board, the meal following a lodge meeting.

Each year, the lodge picks one or more worthwhile charities to support and for the current year, the charity ‘Manx Carriage Driving for the Disabled’ was selected as a worthwhile cause to support as it is close to some lodge members’ hearts.

The money will help Manx Carriage Driving for the Disabled continue to provide its services.

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