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There are many ways the RAF Benevolent Fund can support you and your family. We always aim to provide a tailor-made approach to each individual situation ensuring you get the best support when you need it.
Leave a gift in your Will to help support members of our RAF Family going through tough times. A gift in your Will is a very special way to always be 'part of the heart' of the RAF Family. Helping the RAF Benevolent Fund to give lifelong support to its people and their loved ones in their time of need.
With deployments, family responsibilities and the daily demands of service life, RAF couple Warrant Officer Fiona and Sergeant Matt Phillips often found it difficult to slow down and spend quality time together with their two boys.
We spoke to RAF Benevolent Fund volunteer Mari Green about the impact of the support her family received from the Fund and what her role as Station Champion at MOD Lyneham involves.What is your role in the RAF and how long have you served?
For 106 years, the RAF Benevolent Fund has stood side-by-side with the RAF Family, providing practical, emotional and financial support, whenever needed. From the Fund’s inception in 1919, through to the Second World War and more recent events, we have been there for serving personnel, veterans and their families - and will continue to be here in the years ahead.
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You can contact the RAF Benevolent Fund by email, phone or post. Press and media contacts are also available.
Throughout the festive season, we are frequently reminded that it should be a joyful time spent with family and friends.
Following a successful career in the RAF, Andy's life was deeply impacted by personal loss and mental health challenges.
Brenda and Maureen have been friends for over 60 years and have shared a lifetime of experiences together.