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A page from the new RMBI website
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RW Bro. Richard Anderson, Provincial Grand
Master for Yorkshire North and East Ridings
(left) with W. Bro. Keith Hulks, PAGStB
Long-serving member of staff retires
W Bro Keith Hulks PAGStB, retired in
September 2006 having served for 44 years
in Great Queen Street. Keith began his
career in August 1962 at the Royal Masonic
Institution for Boys as a junior, rising to
the post of Head of Petitions in that
organisation.
With the amalgamation of the former
charities with the Royal Masonic Trust for
Girls and Boys he eventually moved into
the Festival Department, latterly serving
as Festivals Manager. He has attended, and
been involved in, the arrangements for
44 Festivals.
His last Festival was on 20 May 2006 in
the Province of Yorkshire, North and East
Ridings when the Provincial Grand Master,
RW Bro Richard Anderson, called him up
and presented him with a citation recording
his 44 years service.
Members of Council and colleagues at
the Royal Masonic Trust for Girls and Boys
join with the President, VW Bro Andrew
Stebbings, in wishing Keith a long and
happy retirement.
New RMTGB web site
In July 2006, the Royal Masonic Trust for
Girls and Boys launched its new website.
It can be found at www.rmtgb.org.
The new site, which incorporates the
Trust’s new logo, is easy to use and contains
a wealth of information about the support
available and about the most effective ways
of giving to the charity.
Various forms and information sheets are
available to download from the site, together
with the latest and previous editions of the
Annual Review. You will also find useful
information about forthcoming Festivals,
detailed records of fund-raising achievements
and have access to an interesting photograph
archive of the former Institutions.
The Trust is the largest educational
grant-making trust in the United Kingdom
and, above all, the site shows the enormous
breadth of the work undertaken by the
Trust and its subsidiary charities, including
maintenance grants to poorer Masonic
children, university scholarships, travel
grants, student accommodation, bursaries
for cathedral choristers and support for
the gifted children of Masonic families.
Please take time to visit the site and
see the regular updates on how the Trust
is fulfilling its mission.
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