A $10,000 COVID-19 Emergency Grant from Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland has been made to Lifeline Fraser District so they can conduct

More people with disabilities on the Darling Downs will now have access to appropriate housing with a purpose-built accommodation complex being officially opened today. The

Elderly residents at Gayndah’s Gunther Village aged care have been empowered to maintain ties with their loved ones during the pandemic using iPad technology, thanks

Queensland children with life-limiting conditions will get to enjoy more outings with their families, as a new double wheelchair accessible HiAce van is gifted to

New equipment will help to improve patient comfort at Babinda Hospital, thanks to the generosity of the local Pyramid Highleigh Freemasons Lodge. With the assistance

Highfields Pioneer Village is another step closer to reopening thanks to a $10,000 COVID-19 Emergency Community Grant from Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons

The construction of Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) Hervey Bay’s new $1.3 Million vessel is taking shape, with only a matter of months to go before

Five Rural Fire Brigades in the Lockyer Valley region will be able to upgrade some of their equipment after recently sharing in a $10,000 donation

“It’s ON! Join us for the 10th Annual Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland River 2 Reef Ride on Saturday 12th September.” The

Women’s Legal Service Queensland has been able to continue providing lifesaving legal assistance in the wake of COVID-19, thanks to an Emergency Grant from Hand