"The Legion came in and listened, supported and helped us come back together as a family."
“I love being a member. I feel like part of the family and I've made so many new friends.”
“The Legion means everything to me, that I can be there to help Service men and women.”
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From a one-off donation or giving a gift in memory of a loved one, to our raffles, lotteries and Poppy products - there really is something for everyone.
Our support can be a lifeline for many serving and ex-serving personnel and their families, but we need your help to continue providing these services.
The Poppy Appeal is the Royal British Legion’s biggest fundraising campaign held every year in November, the period of Remembrance.
Find out how your organisation could partner with The Royal British Legion, recognised as one of the UK’s most trusted charity brands.
We offer many ways to celebrate the life and memory of loved ones and to continue the commemoration of our Armed Forces community.
You can help to safeguard the future of the Armed Forces community by leaving a gift in your will.
Take part in fundraising lotteries, raffles and prize draws, and you can support the work of the Legion whilst having the chance to win prizes.
We have a wide range of poppy products available with something for everyone, including Poppy memorabilia, wreaths, stationery and jewellery.
The Legion is so grateful for the support we receive from individuals making significant donations and for contributions from grant-making trusts.
Take part in a challenge event whilst raising vital funds for the Legion
The Battle Back Centre course is one of the most important courses that wounded, injured and sick Service personnel will do.
Our Admiral Nurse service has expanded to Leeds and Bradford to provide support for carers of those with dementia in the Armed Forces Community.
Getting home to see the kids can be difficult for any working parent, even more so when you’re a Troop Sergeant in the British Army, like in Melissa's case.
Admiral Nurses support carers of those with dementia playing a vital role in preserving and prolonging independent living for ex-serving personnel.
