Armed forces Charities That specialise in Navy

Welfare and comradship

To maintain and further develop the trust's scientific and educational work by chartering or acquiring a suitable HMS Beagle lookalike sailing ship to work with on an interim basis, while continuing to pursue the raising of funds for a new ship with inbuilt educational and research programmes to encourage aspirant scientists and strengthen interest in evolutionary history and scientific discovery

The Fleet Air Arm Museum holds a collection of aircraft, technical artefacts, related documents and has on display general exhibits which relate to and record the history of naval aviation and current activities of the Royal Naval Air Service.

For the benefit of the public and for the purposes of educating the public in naval and social history and other matters relating to the defence of the realm.

The Museum's mission is the preservation and presentation of all aspects of Royal Marines history with the education and enjoyment of the general public.

Raising funds through having a Charity Night, charity boxes in pubs and clubs, local business and community donations ,the Royal Navy from HMS Collingwood, Portsmouth having a Charity Day at Millwall FC collecting money in charity boxes..

The advancement of education; the promotion and enhancement of military efficiency; and, the commemoration and remembrance of those members of the Naval Service and Auxiliaries who have died on active service; by promoting, supporting and assisting the charitable work of the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

For the benefit of the public and for the purposes of educating the public in the history of the Submarine Service of the Royal Navy

The Hermes Viraat Trust was established to seek to preserve the former Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Hermes, made famous as the Falklands War Taskforce Command Ship, as a naval museum, one dedicated to also commemorating its great service in the Indian Navy as INS Viraat. Unfortunately, the Indian Government refused to sell the ship on despite considerable efforts to save her from scrap.

Built on the ethos and standards of the Royal Navy, Sea Cadet training focuses on water sports and seamanship (carried out on a local river, the sea, adjacent naval establishments) and soldiering skills for Royal Marine Cadets. Cadets can also take national awards such as the Duke of Edinburgh or even attain accredited qualifications in navigation, communication and management.