Armed forces Charities That specialise in Raf

Monthly meetings and some fund raising events, in and around Boston.

As per Governing Body, Registered Charity 226686 - The Royal Air Forces Association

We raise money for the welfare of ex R.A.F. personnel and serving R.A.F. personnel and their families

WELFARE OF SERVING AND EX-SERVING AIR FORCE PEOPLE AND THEIR DEPENDANTS.

The Charity promotes, through comradeship of its members, the welfare by charitable means of all serving and ex-service members of the Air Forces of the Commonwealth and their dependents living in the Chelmsford area.

The object for which the association is established is to promote, through the comradeship engendered by its members, the welfare by charitable means of all serving and former members of our Air Forces, their spouses and dependants together with the widows and widowers and dependants of those who died whilst serving or subsequently.

As per Governing Body - Registered Charity 226686 - The Royal Air Forces Association

We are a branch of The Royal Air Forces Association

As per Governing Body - Registered Charity 226686 - The Royal Air Forces Association

The RAF Association provides relief of serving and ex-service members of the Royal Air Force who are in need by giving information, advice and support- sometimes financial

To assist serving and former members of the Royal Air Force with either financial help, respite care or information on other forms of assistance as and when the need arises.

Looking after interest and welfare of serving and retired members of the Royal Air Forces.

Dereham and Swaffham Branch of Royal Air Forces Association meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month and has its AGM in March each year. We are concerned with providing Welfare assistance to those who need it in the local area of Dereham and Swaffham towns in Norfolk. We have 120 members of whom 12-15 regularly attend the meetings.

The Canberra Heritage Trust is an educational and research facility to record, preserve and educate on the role of the Canberra in Royal Air Force (RAF) service from 1951 to 2006. The Trust will also document and make available records relating to non-RAF Canberra operations.

Provides meeting and social facilities to members of the RAF and their families

The Ayre to Air organisation operates a Pitts S2 aerobatic aircraft, named the Spirit of Ayre, that was bequeathed by the family of the late Sgt Anthony Ayre such that Service Personnel and qualifying civilians may be afforded an opportunity to experience aerobatic flight at minimum personal cost. The organisation is supported by volunteer members of the RAF Sport Aircraft (non-profit CIO)

Comradeship and welfare for present and past members of the Royal Air Force and the air forces of the commonwealth in Stone and the surrounding area.

The RAFA Lowestoft and District helps and supports retired RAF personnel, financially and materially and its activities are as prescribed by The RAFA and The RAF Benevolent Fund

Welfare support for RAF and ex-RAF members and their families in times of need. Fund raising activities for the RAFA Wings Appeal Charity.

To promote the welfare by charitable means of those who are serving or have served in our Air Force, their wives and dependents of those who died either while serving in our Air Forces or thereafter.

The Branch is one of many Branches who fund raise to help to look after those of the RAF family and their immediate dependents. We fund raise locally to fund any immediate welfare work in our locallity and we meet monthly to socialise and ensure that those we know who are unable to attend meetings are visited by a Branch member. We ensure the memory of those that paid the ultimate sacrifice.

As Per Governing Body - Registered Charity 226686 - The Royal Air Forces Association

Welfare of serving and ex serving members of the Royal Air Force and their dependants as per RAFA (226686)

The RAF Heraldry Trust aims to provide an heraldic achievement for all the badges of RAF squadrons past and present to be housed as a permanent record at Cranwell where it may be consulted by interested individuals and organisations. This is a method of preserving the heritage of the RAF which is otherwise in danger of being lost as the members of previous squadrons pass away and their badges are

To supply welfare support and social activities for serving and ex members of the Royal Air Force especially those in the Potter Heigham Area