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The RAF Benevolent Fund, the RAF’s longest-standing charity, is delighted to announce a fourth year of partnership with South Ayrshire Council for The International Ayr Show – Festival of Flight 2026.
Walk for those who have served.In 2024, the RAF Benevolent Fund supported 64,876 members of the RAF Family worldwide.Take on the Kiltwalk and help ensure no serving personnel, veteran or family member faces adversity alone.
As part of our ongoing partnership with The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, we've created a new film featuring four of our Ambassadors who share their experiences of the support they received from the Fund.
Run for those who have served.In 2024, the RAF Benevolent Fund supported 64,876 members of the RAF Family worldwide.Take on the Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2027 and help ensure no serving personnel, veteran or family member faces adversity alone.
Ho, ho, ho – pull on your Santa suit and make your festive miles matter!
Each year the RAF Benevolent Fund supports RAF Station Friends and Families' Days, bringing serving personnel, their families and friends, together at RAF stations across the country.
With over £1.5 million provided to us in the last decade, we are deeply grateful for their substantial grants, which will be dedicated to enhancing its welfare delivery throughout Scotland and beyond.
This contribution will play a vital role in supporting members of the RAF Family facing challenges such as financial hardship or ill health. The grant will enable us to provide life-changing assistance, including immediate hardship relief and independent living support, helping people – many of whom are elderly veterans – remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.
This contribution will play a vital role in supporting members of the RAF Family facing challenges such as financial hardship or ill health. The grant will enable us to provide life-changing assistance, including immediate hardship relief and independent living support, helping people – many of whom are elderly veterans – remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.
The Ayr Show brings together spectacular flying displays, aviation attractions and entertainment for a weekend celebrating the world of flight. As one of Scotland’s biggest free airshows, it welcomes thousands of visitors each year, making it a fantastic opportunity for us to connect with the local community and celebrate our shared RAF heritage.
This October 12-year-old fundraiser Jacob Newson will climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
Journey with us back to 1940 as the pilots of Fighter Command, supported by those on the ground, took to the skies to defend Britain against a Nazi invasion.