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An £88,000 donation by the Society's charitable fund has made it possible for the University of Bradford to undertake research into non-healing wounds. We share the updates so far.

Being an Oddfellow means being a part of an organisation with a long and impressive history.

Society funds £88,000 research project at University of Bradford Plastic Surgery and Burns Research Unit.

A pair of best friends who lost touch for more than 50 years have rekindled their friendship after joining the same Oddfellows social group by coincidence.

From day one of your membership, you and your family are entitled to legal support if you need to make a claim for medical negligence. It’s part of the Oddfellows’ Legal Aid Scheme benefit* and provides a trusted route to expert support.

An Ormskirk and Southport Branch member who has been an Oddfellow for more than 70 years has been installed as the Society’s new Grand Master (Chairman).

Each year, three Oddfellows members are selected to receive a coveted Educational Award. The awards are open to applications from members of all ages, as long as they’ve been a member for five years, and are undertaking a degree for the very first time.

Swadlincote resident, and member of Burton-on-Trent Oddfellows, Effie Bowman has been awarded the Making a Difference award for 'Giving Something Back' by the Fraternal Board of the Society, in recognition of her dedication to fundraising.