SSAFA's national campaigns are our flagship fundraising events - and we hope are also great fun! Find out more by having a look below.
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SSAFA runs many fundraising campaigns throughout the year - please get involved!
SSAFA runs many fundraising campaigns throughout the year - please get involved!
SSAFA's national campaigns are our flagship fundraising events - and we hope are also great fun! Find out more by having a look below.
We spend millions of pounds every year on supporting the Armed Forces community, and it is only thanks to the dedicated support of you that we can raise the money needed to maintain this. Thank you!
To mark the 70th year of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, SSAFA presents this tribute to Her Majesty both as our Patron and as Head of the Armed Forces.
Looking back at 130 years of SSAFA nursing, providing care and respite to the Armed Forces community across the world.
Remembering those who fought and died protecting the Falkland Islands in 1982
Honouring the lives of, and sacrifices made by, Britain's Black service personnel.
SSAFA is dedicated to representing all people from all walks of life within the Armed Forces community.
Our annual Big Brew Up campaign is a great way to have fun with friends and family whilst supporting SSAFA - but this year it is Virtual!
Raise support for our Armed Forces by holding a Camo Day at your school! Swap the school uniform for a military one, and help raise funds for SSAFA.
Explore the SSAFA Garden at this year's Chelsea Flower Show!
Multi-award-winning garden designer Amanda Waring has won a silver medal for her garden of peace and tranquillity at RHS Chelsea Flower show this year.
A young team from the RAF's Defence School of Aeronautical Engineering have summitted Snowdon for SSAFA!
The first of SSAFA's Short Breaks for 2022 has happened, providing a welcome break for 14 service families who live with disability.
Support SSAFA - and our Norton House home - at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Globetrotting Second World War veteran Bill decided it was time to return to 'old Blighty' at the age of 95 - during the pandemic - but was helped every step of the way by SSAFA.
Following family tragedy and a cycling accident Royal Signals veteran Gina made contact with SSAFA and was provided the care and support she needed.
Chris and Elisa Hebden were able to start a new family thanks to the SSAFA Adoption Service - specialists in accommodating the demands of military life.