Beneficiaries
we have supported
Who do we support?
The Central Coast community.
We’re probably best known for supporting Surf Life Saving Central Coast by purchasing safety equipment, IRBs and of course, the pink rashies! However, we’ve helped many other Central Coast community groups and have donated in excess of $1.5 million to the local community since 2009.
Donations to our community
Some of our beneficiaries
- Cancer Council
- Central Coast Ambulance
- Central Coast Kids in Need
- Central Coast Marine Rescue
- Central Coast Outreach Services
- Central Coast Steam Model Co-op Ltd
- Central Coast Symphony Orchestra
- Chorus Girls
- Coast Shelter
- District Hospitals & Women’s Community Health
- Guide Dogs
- Henry Kendall Cottage & Alison House
- Hospital Art
- Mary Macs Kitchen
- North Haven Community Hall
- Numerous Men’s Sheds
- Riding for Disabled
- Rural Fire Service
- State Emergency Services
- Surf Life Saving Central Coast
- Central Coast Bulldogs
- The Glen Rehabilitation Centre
- Tuggerah Lakes District Band
- Wallarah Community Band
Youth
- Australian Army Cadets
- Australian Computer Club
- Gosford Junior
- Sailing Club
- Musicians Making A Difference (MMAD)
- Police & Community Youth Clubs (PCYC)
- Primary Schools
- Regional Youth Support Scheme (RYSS)
- Scouts Australia
- Girl Guides
Aged
- Boronia Court
- Legacy Nursing Home
- Orana Nursing Home
- Woy Woy Community Care
Need our Help?
Simply send an email to us at application@FreemasonsCC.org with a brief description of your organisation and what it is you need. We’ll be in-touch.
There are a couple of requirements:
- Funds can ONLY be used within the Central Coast LGA; and
- Along with your application and disclaimer forms, we require two current quotes from different suppliers for the items you are requesting.
Please note: We don’t give cash; we purchase the items you require for you.
And that’s it!
We do ask your permission to tell the wider community of our support and, if possible, we appreciate being able to put our logo on the donated items or, if appropriate, hang a small plaque.
