Health & Wellbeing Community & Social Justice 2025
Royal Artillery Charities (RACF)

Impact Report 2024/2025

The Royal Artillery Charities — comprising the Royal Artillery Charitable Fund, Royal Artillery Association and Royal Artillery Institution — support serving and veteran Gunners and their families. In 2024, over £1.9 million was spent on charitable causes, including welfare grants to 1,118 individual cases, direct regimental support, sports and adventurous training, and preservation of regimental heritage. The Association operates 71 branches across 13 regions with international reach into Germany, France, Spain and Australia.

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Over £265,000 granted to regimental heritage preservation, including visits by 1,000 individuals to the RA Collection

📊Key Metrics

1,118 welfare cases supported in 2024 (91 serving, 1,027 veterans including families) Key Metric 1
Over £733,000 in welfare support to veteran and serving Gunners Key Metric 2
Over £188,000 granted to 24 Royal Artillery sports teams and adventurous training expeditions Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • £12.413 million total charitable spend 2019–2023 against £12.547 million income
  • 2359138
  • 1622000

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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