Dan McNeil, walking the UK coastline for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has completed his personal odyssey after nearly 9,000 miles and almost three years on the move.
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Dan McNeil, walking the UK coastline for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has completed his personal odyssey after nearly 9,000 miles and almost three years on the move.
Read moreOn Armistice Day (11 November), former Royal Marines Alan Chambers and David Thomas will be leaving the UK to head ‘down south’ for the start of yet another major adventure together.
Read morePrepare to conquer 24 Peaks across the breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage site in the Lake District over 2 days, in support of our seafarers.
Read moreAt The Seafarers’ Charity, we’re dedicated to supporting seafarers and their families in times of need.
Read moreTwo military historians, an actor, and a former Welsh Guard are set to navigate their way from Ardrossan to Oban in a pair of Klepper canoes at the end of the month to raise funds for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreArmy Cadets, Ben Hewett and Tom Steingold, from Felsted School in Essex, have run the Bob Graham Round, one of the most demanding fell running courses in the UK, to raise funds for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreEvery year, amazing supporters take on our Walking Home For Christmas challenge, collectively raising funds to aid veterans and their families.
Read moreBlue Light Cycle Club (BLCC), fundraising partner of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has raised an incredible £23,545.98 with its first event – the “Tour de BT”.
Read moreA group of cyclists have successfully completed their epic 800+ mile Rock2Rock cycling challenge at the southernmost point on the rock of Gibraltar.
Read moreFormer gunner Dan McNeil – on a fundraising walk around the entire UK coastline for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity – is back in England mainland having walked the coastline of Northern Ireland.
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