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Here's our promise to you and what you can expect as a RAF Benevolent Fund supporter.
When ex-RAF servicewoman Jesse needed to take her career in a new direction due to lasting damage from a leg injury, the RAF Benevolent Fund stepped in to support her retraining decision and help ease the financial strain.
Since 9 April, Tony Hall has been cycling 1000 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats to raise money for the Fund.Wing Commander Tony Hall, 63, from Sleaford served 32 years regular service in the RAF as a Training Officer with ISTAR Force at RAF Waddington.
Planning an event for the RAF Benevolent Fund is a great way to support our work. Find out more about how to plan your fundraiser.
No matter the size of your organisation or the amount you are able to give, your support is hugely valuable to us.
The RAF Benevolent Fund exists to provide emotional and financial support to the whole RAF family. Find out more about us.
The RAF Benevolent Fund held its prestigious annual awards ceremony last night (Thursday 30 April) in London. The evening provided an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the dedication of the Fund’s supporters.
To mark the anniversary of VE Day this year, we spoke to members of the RAF Family about what it means to commemorate this milestone day in history.
On Wednesday 1 April, the April Fools Club launched a special edition print in commemoration of Operation Highmast, to raise money for the Fund.
To mark VE Day, we spoke to Squadron Leader Barney Polden about why VE Day is important to him as a proud member of a military family spanning generations.