15-year-old cadet to take on Glasgow Kiltwalk for RAF charity

On Sunday 24 April, teenager Lewis Cramb will take part in the Glasgow Kiltwalk to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.

Fifteen-year-old Lewis Cramb is a cadet in 1740 (Clydebank) Squadron Air Cadets, which he joined in August 2021. He will complete the Kiltwalk alongside fellow members of his squadron. 

Lewis said: "My great uncle served with the RAF for his service to the war effort, but he recently passed away and I wanted to find a way to commemorate what he had done in his life. I’m looking forward to stepping out of my comfort zone to help both myself and the RAF Benevolent Fund.”

You can support Lewis by donating on his fundraising page: glasgow.thekiltwalk.co.uk/fundraising/GlasgowKiltwalk2022-LewisCramb

The RAF Benevolent Fund supports serving RAF personnel, veterans, and their families, when they need it most. The Fund provides financial, emotional and practical assistance to help people live with the dignity and independence they deserve.