Freemasons donate to local childrens’ camps
Jay B. Walsh, far left, presents a check to Delaware State Police Cpl. Shawn Hatfield, director of Camp Barnes, and Judge James Horn, far right, presents a check to Walter Lafontaine, director of Camp Arrowhead. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOMarch 10, 2019
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Jay B. Walsh, far left, presents a check to Delaware State Police Cpl. Shawn Hatfield, director of Camp Barnes, and Judge James Horn, far right, presents a check to Walter Lafontaine, director of Camp Arrowhead. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
A trust fund was created in 1943 under the will of Albert Hanby of the Delaware Masonic Grand Lodge directing the trustees to donate money for recreational and educational purposes for the children of Delaware.
This year, the trustees are recognizing the work of Camp Arrowhead and Camp Barnes, programs that have been providing opportunities for children regardless of their ability to pay for their camping experiences.
For more information about the camps, contact Hatfield at 302-752-3834 or Lafontaine at 302-945-0610.
Jay B. Walsh, far left, presents a check to Delaware State Police Cpl. Shawn Hatfield, director of Camp Barnes, and Judge James Horn, far right, presents a check to Walter Lafontaine, director of Camp Arrowhead. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOEvent Details :
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