SSAFA's national campaigns are our flagship fundraising events - and we hope are also great fun! Find out more by having a look below.
Do you need our support?
Do you need our support?
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!
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!
Armed Forces Day is a national day of celebration of the UK's military men and women. SSAFA is proud to be a partner, and runs unique events in support of the official day every year.
Celebrate 75 years since the end of the war in Europe with SSAFA and the entire nation!
On 15 April 1945, British Forces liberated the Nazi concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen. Here we commemorate this event and record the stories of those who were there.
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.
Unfortunately the Chelsea Flower Show has been cancelled for 2020. Read more here.
Commemorate 75 years since the end of the conflict in the Far East with SSAFA and the entire nation.
The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity has awarded SSAFA £25,875 to support our Mentoring scheme for service leavers.
The Army Central Fund, the British Army's own grant-making charity, has donated £50,000 to SSAFA in support of our Emergency Response Fund.
The City Bridge Trust has donated over £70,000 in support of women in the Armed Forces community facing domestic violence and abuse.
A new survey commissioned by SSAFA shows that 66% of the public support the idea of reintroducing National Service.
Gulf war veteran Stuart Burton credits a SSAFA teddy bear with saving his life.
RAF Police Officer Mandy and her son Jamie were supported through a difficult time by SSAFA when her ex-husband - and Jamie's father - took his own life after two decades of Army service.