Subscribe to trusted local news
In a time of both misinformation and too much information, quality journalism is more crucial than ever. By subscribing, you can help us get the story right.
- Subscription costs less than £1 a week with an annual plan.
Already a subscriber? Log in here.
12
Jun 2020
Harrogate Scrubbers gets £5000 boost for second phase
A volunteer group in Harrogate will be able to help community healthcare workers with a £5000 bost from the Freemasons.
Harrogate Scrubbers, led by teacher Fran Taylor, is a 750 strong team which has delivered more than 2000 scrubs to the hospital.
The group is now in its second phase. They now focus on community clinical settings like doctors' surgeries, dentists, and hospices.
With a set of scrubs setting the team back by £25, the donations by the Freemasons should be able to help another 185 key workers.
Read more about the Harrogate Scrubbers
- Watch our video for the Harrogate Scrubbers hall of fame
- Why Fran Taylor set up the Harrogate Scrubbers
- When the Harrogate Scrubbers hit its 2000 target for the hospital
The Province of Yorkshire West Riding’s Provincial Grand Master’s Fund donated £2,500 and the Masonic Charitable Foundation matched it.
In addition, a number of Harrogate Masonic Lodges have already supported the Harrogate Scrubbers to the tune of £700.
David S Pratt, the Provincial Grandmaster of the Province of Yorkshire West Riding, said:
Fran Taylor, the leader of Harrogate Scrubbers, said:
0