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"I am forever indebted to the Fund for the help they have provided me"
Booking holidays should be an exciting time for any family, but for David Abrutat, a paraplegic and a wheelchair user, it was anything but. Until, that is, he was introduced to the RAF Disabled Holiday Trust.
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.
Gateway School children proudly open new RAFBF funded play park
Recently, the RAF Benevolent Fund and RAF Brize Norton were pleased to announce the official opening of a brand new play park in Halton Road, Carterton.
A moment to reflect
At 11:00 am on 11 November 1918, the guns fell silent over Europe and the First World War – the war to end all wars - came to an end.
We remember the Guinea Pigs this Remembrance Day
Seventy-five years ago this summer, a handful of burned airmen formed The Guinea Pig Club. Today, we remember and celebrate the service of the Guinea Pigs and their surgeon, Sir Archibald McIndoe.
Housing Trust recognised for excellence
Last week, our Housing Trust received the AFF Award for Outstanding Contribution to Resettling Military Families at the Resettlement Awards 2016.
Honouring The Guinea Pig Club
On 2 November, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh unveiled a memorial to The Guinea Pig Club at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire.
RAF Benevolent Fund trustees welcomed at RAF Valley
Last month a group of RAF Benevolent Fund trustees travelled to RAF Valley as part of their programme to visit stations nationwide, to gain a fuller understanding of the needs of serving personnel in an ever changing environment.
Waddington and Brize Norton net wins at RAF Football Festival
Once again the RAF Football Association Festival of Football hit town, attracting 33 teams from 29 establishments, each battling it out for the Cup Competition and the Plate Competition.
"Don't be ashamed or embarrassed, the Fund is there to help"
For Mina Tilt, of Birmingham, life has been full of adventures alongside tragedies that will stay with her forever.
