From the East Kent Mercury...
THE Kent Air Ambulance Trust has been presented with a cheque for £4,000 by East Kent's Freemasons.
The money, which will help save the equivalent of three lives, was given during an event organised by the Province of East Kent.
County fundraiser for Kent Air Ambulance Trust Lynn Hyder said: "We are always very grateful to anyone who can help us carry on the great work the charity does, but to receive a cheque for such a large amount of money is simply fantastic.
"The Freemasons have always been key supporters of the Kent Air Ambulance Trust. Without wanting to put the price on saving lives, this kind donation will effectively help us save another three lives."
Provincial Grand Master of the Freemasons of East Kent Michael Robin Bailey said: "The air ambulance is a charity that has a link to everyone in our county.
"It's a vital life-saving service that deserves as much help as it can get. The Freemasons are really very pleased to be able to continue to support such a relevant cause."
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