Nominations for the RAF Benevolent Fund’s prestigious annual awards are now open.
The awards give the Fund an opportunity to acknowledge the efforts of all our supporters – from those tirelessly fundraising to others delivering our services on the ground in 2022.
Do you know a team or an individual that went the extra mile in 2022 to help the RAF Benevolent Fund support the RAF Family? Or maybe you know a tireless fundraiser or an inspiring Volunteer Caseworker on your RAF station?
Air Vice-Marshal Chris Elliot, Controller of the RAF Benevolent Fund, said:
“Our Awards are a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the efforts of our generous supporters and fabulous fundraisers.
“The awards recognise all the great work that allows us to continue supporting the RAF Family, including veterans, serving personnel and their families and making a real improvement to their lives.
“Please get nominating!”
If you know someone whose efforts deserve recognition, head to https://www.rafbf.org/awards for more information and to submit your nominations.
Nominations for the six categories below are now open and will remain so until 6 January 2023.
Above & Beyond
For an extraordinary individual or group who have gone above and beyond to promote our work
Airplay Project of the Year
For an Airplay Project that has made an outstanding contribution to improving the wellbeing of RAF children.
ATC or University Air Squadron of the Year
For a Squadron which has shown outstanding support for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
Fundraising Team of the Year
For a truly dedicated team of volunteers who have all worked tirelessly to fundraise for the RAF Benevolent Fund
RAF Station of the Year
For an RAF Station which has provided exceptional support to the RAF Benevolent Fund
Volunteer Caseworker of the Year
For a volunteer caseworker who has gone the extra mile for our veterans and their families.
The RAF Benevolent Fund is the RAF’s leading welfare charity, providing practical, financial, and emotional support to RAF personnel, veterans, and their partners and dependants. If you know a member of the RAF Family in need, please go to rafbf.org to find out how the Fund could help.
