We have our own regular campaigns and challenge events, and can provide guidance and support to those wanting to do their own unique event.
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You can fundraise for SSAFA in a number of ways!
You can fundraise for SSAFA in a number of ways!
We have our own regular campaigns and challenge events, and can provide guidance and support to those wanting to do their own unique event.
We love it when people send in their own special ideas or embark on epic adventures. Great ideas generate more money and exposure for SSAFA, and, importantly, make your day, week or year more fun and full of adventure!
Do you have a great fundraising idea? SSAFA will support you!
SSAFA can support all of our fundraisers with practical advice, guides and materials.
Ensure your event complies with government regulations.
Spread the word about your fundraising.
Fujitsu are working with SSAFA to raise much needed funds to provide presents to families at the charity’s Gildea House this Christmas.
Support SSAFA and the Armed Forces - by listening to the Cenotaph Requiem, from the Household Division, composed by Lieutenant Colonel Simon Haw MBE.
If you are at all concerned about the current Coronavirus we have a number of tips for your mental health from SSAFA supporter Tom Fox.
SSAFA Branches, The Veterans Charity and Great Western Railway this year worked together to send Remembrance Wreaths to the WAr Memorial at Paddington station, in time for the Armistice Day's two minute silence.
Steve walked 1,168 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats. He did it in 93 days with 30kg in his backpack.
Mike rowed 180 miles across the North Sea to Holland in a boat called Bonnie Lass, in memory of his sister Clare.
Kathy didn't even own a bike when she was inspired to sign up for the three-day Ride to the Somme challenge.