On 13 October, 44 fundraisers took part in the Oxford Half 2019 on behalf of the RAF Benevolent Fund, collectively raising almost £4,000 for the RAF’s leading welfare charity.
Join us at the Central Church of the Royal Air Force to get the festive season off to a wonderful start. With readings by RAF personnel, RAF Benevolent Fund Ambassadors and celebrity supporters, performances by members of the RAF Music Services and festive refreshments after the concert, the event will be a fantastic way to round off the centenary year of the RAF Benevolent Fund.
Request your free Gifts in Wills Guide and you'll also receive a free commemorative print which includes the signature of World War Two Spitfire pilot Allan Scott DFM.
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One father's courage to take control of his life after 10 years of struggling
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Explore our interactive timeline to discover more about our history.
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Do you have a story of life or service in the RAF you'd like to share with the RAF Family? Don't let your story go untold.
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Through Anxiety UK, we offer support to members of the RAF Family affected by anxiety or depression.
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There are lots of events you can take part in to raise money for our work from runs to bike rides and oversea events.
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The RAF Benevolent Fund want to get thousands of RAF veterans and their families back on the radar so they can get the help they deserve and we need your help to do this.
Princess Marina House provides recuperative seaside breaks for serving members of the RAF and veterans.
Through Relate, we offer support to RAF couples and their families to help deal with common relationship issues.
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