In a year dominated by a cost-of-living crisis as the UK transitioned from lockdowns and a pandemic, good news stories from 2022 about charitable donations were seemingly few and far between.
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In a year dominated by a cost-of-living crisis as the UK transitioned from lockdowns and a pandemic, good news stories from 2022 about charitable donations were seemingly few and far between.
Read moreSince 2019, Boeing has supported SSAFA with large corporate donations from its charity grant, and its support now is more vital than ever.
Read moreAn intrepid team of 15 from Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL) scaled the Yorkshire Three Peaks for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreEthos Group – a leading provider of managed document services, print control solutions, digital transformation, office supplies, and office furniture – has become a Corporate Partner of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreThe well-established relationship between SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity and Sodexo has reached another milestone with the facilities management company donating a further £35,000 through the Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation to the SSAFA Homelessness Fund allowing its life-changing work to continue for another 12 months.
Read moreThe NFA has joined up with Amazon as part of their Amazon Smile initiative. This means that you can raise money for the NFA every time you buy something on Amazon. From that new laptop or television, to the washing up liquid and loo roll, no matter what you purchase 0.5% will go directly to the Association. It may not seem a lot, but every little helps! All you have to do is head to smile.amazon.co.uk, sign in, search for ‘The Not Forgotten Association’ in the bar on the right hand side and Bob’s your uncle – your good deed done for the day.
Read moreNational corporate hospitality and events company Eventmasters is marching in time with Scotty’s Little Soldiers.
The company, with offices in both Birmingham and London, is set to help raise vital funds for the children’s Armed Forces charity.
Eventmasters managing director Denise Sheasby, said the business was thrilled to become one of the founder and primary members of newly-created Scotty’s Business Heroes arm.
Read moreAs part of an ongoing commitment to support the Armed Forces community, Aramark Defence Services has announced a new five year partnership with SSAFA. Aramark Defence Services (ADS), who operate under the Side by Side brand will bring together an enthusiastic workforce of more than 4,000 with the oldest, tri-Force charity to bring about positive change in the military community.
Starting with a wave of Big Brew Up events held across the company during Armed Forces Week, ADS is set to commit to an annual calendar of activities, driven by its team members and the company’s management.
Read moreThe Royal British Legion is taking part in PayPal’s Turkey Dash, an animated charity campaign with Aardman and Channel 4. The Turkey Dash will see eight CGI charity turkeys take part in a prime time race, which will be broadcast on Channel 4 during the first ad break of Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast, starting at 8pm on Friday 15th December.
Read moreWadworth, the Devizes-based family brewer and pub operator, has brewed a collaborative Pale Ale with The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity. The beer, which is appropriately named Carrier Ale, celebrates the commissioning of the biggest and most powerful aircraft carrier ever built in Britain, HMS Queen Elizabeth, which will become our flagship aircraft carrier once it is commissioned later this year.
Carrier Ale will be available in exclusive bottles through the Wadworth online shop. For every pint and bottle sold, 5p will be donated to The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity; the principal charity of the Royal Navy which supports sailors, marines and their families for life.
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