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When Glen’s mother first reached out to the Fund over 20 years ago for his first electric wheelchair, she could never have foreseen the lifelong support available for her son.
We are proud of the RAF’s history and are privileged to have been able to record the memories of those who played a part in these moments in time.
In 2021 life for Andy and his family, as they knew it, changed in an instant. After suffering a serious brain haemorrhage, RAF weapon's technician Andy Layton was left unable to talk, eat, and walk.
The RAF Benevolent Fund is proud to launch its new Lived Experience Network which aims to increase the inclusion of the RAF Family in its work.
To mark Remembrance Day on 11 November 2023, the RAF Benevolent Fund spoke to a group of Second World War veterans who gathered for an afternoon at Biggin Hill, home to the Battle of Britain.
18 October 1963 is a date that is ingrained in Ian Christie-Miller's memory forever. It is the day he survived a forced landing in a Gnat at RAF Sealand, while flying from RAF Valley.
On Thursday 5 October, three RAF Northolt personnel took on The Gherkin challenge, climbing 38 floors to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
RAF High Wycombe Reservist takes on epic challenge to cycle from Vietnam to Cambodia to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.Wing Commander Trish Preston Whyte will be cycling 450km across the two countries over seven days from 17 November to 23 November.
The RAF Benevolent Fund would like to pay tribute to the service and life of WW2 Special Operations Agent and Fund beneficiary, Phyllis 'Pippa' Latour Doyle.
The mass breakout of Allied airmen from Stalag Luft III, a high security prison camp run by the Luftwaffe, in March 1944, is significant for the sheer impact it had on the Nazi leadership and the way in which it embodied the will of Allied prisoners of war to resist Hitler's tyranny