We are the RAF's leading welfare charity providing practical, financial and - in some cases - emotional support to all members of the RAF family, from childhood through to old age. We help with issues from childcare and relationship difficulties to injury and disability, and from financial hardship and debt to illness and bereavement.
Tony Rogers - WWII pilot"In 1990 I had a stroke, which left me unable to walk more than a few yards. Without the scooter the RAF Benevolent Fund provided for me, I would be housebound. It's not quite a Spitfire but it has given me back my life."
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, we're saying a 'Heartfelt Thanks' to those who have served and those who continue to serve in the RAF. Add your own personal message of thanks.
Follow the story of five people living through the Battle of Britain and read the www.1940chronicle.com as it breaks daily news of Britain on the brink of invasion, engage with the characters as it unfolds in real time.
Serving in the RAF?
Find out about the different ways we're supporting people like you and your family.
Served in the past?
If you've served in the RAF at any time and you now find yourself in need of support, we may be able to help.
