We have a number of partners who contribute to SSAFA when you purchase from them, and we have our own SSAFA store with a wide selection of toys, clothes and other gifts.
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You can now support SSAFA whilst buying gifts for the whole family!
You can now support SSAFA whilst buying gifts for the whole family!
We have a number of partners who contribute to SSAFA when you purchase from them, and we have our own SSAFA store with a wide selection of toys, clothes and other gifts.
Every time you make a purchase from one of our partners, or from our own online store, a portion of the money spent will come straight back to SSAFA, and help us help the armed forces community.
Shop at the SSAFA online store.
Donate to SSAFA with every sale or purchase on eBay.
Search for deals and discounts with Savoo.
Online shopping portal that supports charities like SSAFA.
Donate to SSAFA everytime you make a purhcase on Amazon.
Donate your old clothes to raise funds for SSAFA - and get some store credit with Thrift+.
Recycle your old valuables and raise funds for SSAFA.
Shop online with the offers and discounts provided by our partners, and raise funds for SSAFA at the same time.
Read Sir Andrew Gregory's letter about the 130th Anniversary of SSAFA Nursing - and let us know any personal stories you might have about SSAFA nurses.
Gurkha champion and SSAFA supporter Joanna Lumley has been made a Dame Commander Order of the British Empire.
Kirsty Bushell, the National Vice Chair of SSAFA, has been awarded a CBE in recognition for 10 years of strategic leadership for the charity.
SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity in Devon, in partnership with Age UK Devon, has provided 110 Christmas hampers to deserving veterans and their families in Devon worth £12,000.
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.
Jonjo credits his SSAFA mentor and caseworker for helping him successfully transition to civilian life following an injury and medical discharge from the Royal Artillery.
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.