Fundraisers & Supporters

How to fundraise for the Naval Children’s Charity
You can raise funds through these websites where you can set up your own page in support of the Naval Children’s Charity
If you would like support in your fundraising for the Naval Children’s Charity please contact us, we have t’shirts, collection tins and other resources to help you.
Supporters
Rest in Peace, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Oliver Hyland
Calling all knitters
Books
These books are designed to help you and your child talk through the emotions they feel when your loved one is away. Use ‘Zoe’ when a daddy goes away, ‘Henry’ when a mummy goes away. We recognise that these are just two types of family separation and hope that the books will enable you to ask your child how they feel when a person they love is away for any period of time.
Below you can request a free hard copy of the books, or alternatively you can download the digital versions.
Partners
Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich Hospital is a unique Crown Charity providing charitable support including annuities, sheltered housing and education to serving and retired personnel of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and their dependants. Together with the RNRMC they give us a generous grant each year.
Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity
The RNRMC is the principal charity of the Royal Navy and exists to support sailors, marines and their families for life. Together with Greenwich Hospital they give us a generous grant each year.
Seafarers UK
The Seafarers Charity has been helping people in the maritime community for over 100 years, by providing vital support to seafarers in need and their families through charities such as ours.

Queen Mary’s Roehampton Trust
Trinity House
Trusts and Foundations
We are very grateful to many other Trusts and Foundations for their generous grants.
The Edinburgh Trust
The P F Charitable Trust
The Naval Ladies Charitable Trust
The Sir James Knott Trust
The Michael Cornish Charitable Trust
The T K Maxx Foundation
The Patricia Routledge Trust
The Forces Trust
Lest We Forget Association
The ‘Lest We Forget’ Association is established for the welfare and happiness of disabled men and women, in or out of any hospitals and homes, and who are currently serving or who have served in the Armed Forces or in the Merchant Navy. It does this by organising and encouraging personal service and voluntary work among its members to provide entertainment and hospitality to our guests.