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502 (Ulster) Squadron present cheque to the RAF Benevolent Fund
Recently, 502 (Ulster) Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force welcomed Mike Neville to their base at Aldergrove Flying Station to present a cheque following their hearty fundraising efforts.
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Epic Scotland charity challenge back for 2017
Following the success of this year's Cairngorm to Coast challenge which raised over £9000, Team RAFBF Lossiemouth is proud to announce that the daring event will be back for a third year running.
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Engaging our supporters in Scotland
Debbie Hunter, Director of the RAF Benevolent Fund for Scotland and Northern Ireland, was delighted to welcome a number of the Fund's supporters and friends to a reception at Learmonth Terrace, the home of 603 Squadron in Edinburgh.
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RAF High Wycombe's Thursday Club donate final cheque to the Fund
Last month saw RAF High Wycombe's Thursday Club visit our Head Office to present a cheque, highlighting their monumental fundraising efforts.
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Maria conquers fear with O2 climb in memory of her RAF father
Earlier this month, Maria Gordon faced her fear of heights and climbed London's O2 arena in memory of her late father, Graham Handley.
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RAF Northolt fundraisers tyre flip for the Fund
The idea was simple: flip a 275lb tractor tyre eight miles around RAF Northolt airfield within six hours, with an aim to raise £1,000 for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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School kids celebrate Red, White and Blue Day to honour the Armed Forces
Red, White and Blue was the order of the day for children and staff last Friday, as school children nationwide celebrated the Armed Forces and raised funds for the three main service charities.
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RAF Officer Sara completes 5k Color Run in spite of recent diagnosis
Flight Lieutenant Sara Howarth was just 40-years-old when she suffered a life-threatening bleed to the brain. Now just two years on, doctors have found another anomaly in Sara's brain.
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Invictus Games medal winner Joanna kayaks from city to city for the Fund
This weekend, Invictus Games medal winner Joanna Martin is taking on another epic challenge: kayaking from Glasgow to Edinburgh, covering 55 miles in aid of the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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Cairngorm to Coast challenge raises over £9000 for RAF Benevolent Fund
The second year of the mountain to coast challenge proved to be a massive success for all involved, whilst raising a huge amount in donations for the Fund.
