Duties of a Charity Steward
A clear starting point for the role, using Appendix 1, pages 29–37 of the existing Guidance for Charity Stewards and Appendices.
A single Provincial reference point for the Charity Steward role — bringing together practical guidance, Community Engagement, examples of best practice, useful resources and links to the wider charitable work of the Province.
The Charity area is the main part of the Hub: practical information for people carrying out the role, handing it over, reporting impact and finding the right support.
A clear starting point for the role, using Appendix 1, pages 29–37 of the existing Guidance for Charity Stewards and Appendices.
Practical help for a smooth handover when a new person takes on the role, including what information should be passed on.
Guidance, a reporting template, volunteering proforma and cover note, with a supporting webcast to be added when ready.
A growing library of short, practical advice notes covering common Charity Steward questions and recurring tasks.
A Province-wide picture of charitable activity and impact, available as a reference and an example for future reporting.
The 2024/25 plan bringing together General Charity, Festival 29, Community Engagement, FCYNER and communications actions.
Information about the Board, how it supports charitable activity and the route for relevant enquiries or applications.
A dedicated place for application guidance, forms, eligibility information and supporting material.
Provincial, Chapter and Area contacts for North, Central and South, so Stewards can quickly identify the right person for help.
Community Engagement sits within the Charity Steward's Hub as its own clearly defined area, bringing together the existing toolkit, role guidance, strategy and examples of good work.
How Community Engagement is organised across the Province, its aims, responsibilities and current strategy.
The existing Provincial toolkit and supporting documents, linked into the Hub rather than duplicated.
Annual award information, application material and, in time, a record of previous Community Engagement award winners.
Community Engagement events, reports, project stories and examples that Lodges and Chapters can learn from.
The supplied role description covers strategy, annual programmes, event reporting, collaboration, volunteering records and liaison with the Provincial Community Engagement Team.
Freemasons Charity Yorkshire North and East Ridings.
Please click through to the Festival 2029 website for information and answers about F29.
Alternatively, contact: John Murphy –
john.murphy@ynerfestival29.org.uk
Formerly the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF).
The supplied documents are now presented as readable web pages, while existing Provincial resources continue to open on the Provincial website.
Rather than replace existing websites, the Hub becomes the front door for Charity Stewards.
These areas give the Hub somewhere to share examples of good work, useful conversations and forthcoming opportunities.
Images of charitable and Community Engagement activity from across the Province.
Interviews, short discussions and practical advice as recordings become available.
Upcoming Charity and Community Engagement events, meetings and training opportunities.
The support directory is now available as a web page, showing Provincial and Area contacts without publishing personal mobile numbers.