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More prizes and chances to win in updated Sports Lottery
More chances to win as max ticket holding increases to 6.
30th July 2020
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Saving the sunniest of saddle clubs
Covid-19 has tragically affected many people worldwide; loss of loved ones, loss of income, jobs and businesses, loneliness, the list...
10th July 2020
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A-May-zing discounts with Myzone partnership
The Royal Air Force Central Fund is excited to announce a new partnership with Myzone to offer all serving RAF personnel discounts on their heart rate monitoring system.
4th May 2020
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Calling on our supporters to join The 2.6 Challenge
The Royal Air Force Central Fund, like so many charities across the UK, has been impacted by the cancellation of...
20th April 2020
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Free online workouts for the RAF
The RAF Central Fund is pleased to announce a new partnership with LES MILLS™ On Demand which offers all serving...
27th March 2020
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A rallying cry to support our charity
World Rally Championship co-driver Phil Hall has come on board as our latest ambassador as he continues to build his...
26th March 2020
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Our charity launches first of its kind insight survey into sport in the RAF
The Royal Air Force Central Fund has launched a survey to gain insight into sport and physical activity across the...
4th March 2020
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The Future of Sport in the RAF is up to you…
If the RAF Sports Lottery does not generate an additional 15,000 tickets into the game by 30 June 2018 then...
3rd April 2018
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Plane pull challengers at RAF Coningsby
Eight teams of six people took on the challenge of pulling the BBMF Dakota, which weighs over 17,000 lbs, over a distance of 92m – that’s the sum of the wingspans of each of the five aircraft types in service with the BBMF.