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After 20 years of service in the RAF, Geoff Stevens has faced some tough times, from being medically discharged to dealing with the loss of his wife.
On 9 March, a commemoration ceremony was held in memory of the 75th anniversary of the largest civil air disaster in Wales, with a wreath laid by Ambassador Rob Bugden on behalf of the RAF Benevolent Fund.
On Thursday 17 October, The Duke of Kent met with beneficiaries, staff and supporters of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund hosted by the RAF Museum in Hendon.
The Red Arrows Trust has awarded the RAF Benevolent Fund with a grant for £11,000 to support serving personnel at RAF Waddington.The grant will go towards financial assistance the Fund provides to serving personnel and their families at RAF Waddington.
To mark the Month of the Military Child, the RAF Benevolent Fund, highlights how it continues to invest significantly in its family services across RAF Stations both in the UK and overseas, providing greater support for RAF families in 2025.
Thanks to a grant from the RAF Benevolent Fund, Yian, now eight years old, continues to thrive with the support of his assistance dog, Coco.
For Adam and his wife Naomi, having a safe space for their children to enjoy themselves and make friends is essential as a serving family.
To mark the Month of the Military Child this April, we are highlighting our support for RAF Stations through our BenPlay programme. We start this series with a look at our support for BenPlay at RAF Henlow in 2024.
On Tuesday 8 April, the RAF Benevolent Fund attended a luncheon at St. James’s Palace held by its President, His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent.
We take a look at how our BenPlay programme supports RAF parents and children at RAF Marham, to conclude our series of support for RAF young people to mark the Month of the Military Child.