Meet Dan and Pascal – two Royal Navy Officers, who have taken up the challenge to cycle 5000 km across the USA in 2022! 5000 km in 35 days – Pascal and Dan will be riding entirely unsupported from San Diego (California) to St Augustine (Florida), across the USA from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
Read moreThe Board of Trustees of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity is delighted to announce that Dr Brian Gilvary will succeed Sir Bill Thomas as the new Chairman of the Charity when Sir Bill completes his six-year term of office in July 2021.
Read moreRFEA – The Forces Employment Charity has managed to help 19,005 veterans work towards new careers in that last year, despite lockdown slowing job vacancies during the year.
Read moreStrengthening Families – By Your Side has been developed by the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) and Naval Families Federation (NFF), in partnership with the Royal Navy, Kings Active Foundation, Home-Start UK and Relate.
Read moreThis generous grant will allow The Ripple Pond to continue to support The Armed Forces Community and make a difference, allowing them to be put those in need of support in contact with other families in the same situation.
Read moreLeading figures from finance and commerce have joined the RNRMC’s Trustee Board as it works to provide the support on which so many sailors, marines, veterans and their immediate families rely.
Read moreThe Head of Navy Sport, Rowan Taylor, has taken on the challenge of running 100miles in 36 hours in aid of the NHS and the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity.
Read moreTo mark both VE Day (May 8) and VJ Day (August 15), the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) are asking everyone to share stories and memories from WW2.
Read moreThe boxes include a personal thank you letter from the First Sea Lord, Admiral Tony Radakin CB, along with a selection of useful items such as shower gel and hand moisturiser, along with morale boosting items like sweets and an Amazon voucher.
Read moreThe Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity continue to closely monitor the evolving COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”) situation.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
