The Georgian South Masonic District, in partnership with the Masonic Foundation of Ontario, has generously donated $21,250 to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of Simcoe County. This commendable act highlights their steadfast dedication to enhancing mental health and uplifting the well-being of the local populace.
Led by the insightful District Deputy Grand Master, Right Worshipful Brother Terry P. Villeneuve, the Georgian South Masonic District came together to amass this notable donation. Their efforts were further bolstered by the backing of the Masonic Foundation of Ontario.
Freemasonry, recognized as the world’s most ancient and expansive fraternal group, brings together individuals aiming for personal growth and societal betterment. With a foundation built on the tenets of brotherly affection, philanthropy, and honesty, Freemasons, hailing from varied walks of life, unite to champion self-enhancement, familial values, and a positive impact on society.
Expressing gratitude for the collaboration, The Right Worshipful Terry P Villenueve, District Deputy Grand Master of Georgian South District A.F and A.M., stated, “We are privileged to join hands with CMHA Simcoe County in furthering mental health initiatives.”
This generous donation is set to bolster CMHA Simcoe County’s efforts in broadening their mental health and addiction services, raising community consciousness, and fortifying overall well-being.
Source: bradfordtoday
