Son of Somerset Freemason, completes Charity Sky Dive with Warwickshire Freemasons and raises over £12,000

Warwickshire Freemasons and friends completed a tandem skydive from 13,000 feet to raise money for Fisher House, the Warwickshire Provincial Grand Master’s nominated charity for the Tercentenary Appeal 2028.

There were 8 Jumpers on the day, one of them being Robert Brown, the son of David Brown a Mason from Exmoor Lodge, Minehead. Robert is a member of Etone Lodge, Nuneaton, Warwickshire. So far the jumpers have raised a total of £12,905.44 and rising! What a fantastic effort from these great people!

Fisher House Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham serves as the receiving hospital for injured military personnel, both from the UK and around the world. Recognising the specific needs of the families, Fisher House UK was built to offer them a crucial support system during difficult times. This 18- bedroom haven provides a home from home for injured service members and their families, allowing them to stay close to loved ones while receiving treatment at the hospital. Many of the individuals have served in combat, and their injuries often require ongoing care.

Robert after the Jump and in the air.

It’s nice to share Freemasonry being Universal and crosses all provinces!