Coronavirus update

You may have noticed we’ve reduced or cancelled many public-facing events, services and functions. We are directing all our resources to provide vital care and support for our Pensioners which may impact several key services to the public during this period. We’d like to apologise for any inconvenience caused and we thank you for your continued support.

For all updates please visit: chelsea-pensioners.co.uk/coronavirus

The Royal Hospital Chelsea, the home of the Chelsea Pensioners

By phone or email

Call us on 020 7881 5398, or email appeal@chelsea-pensioners.org.uk to speak to a member of our friendly Fundraising Team. We’re here from Monday-Friday (9am to 5pm) and will be happy to help you. 

By post

Please send a cheque payable to ‘Royal Hospital Chelsea Appeal Ltd’, care of:

Fundraising Department
Royal Hospital Chelsea
Royal Hospital Road
London
SW3 4SR

In this section

One off donation

£5

Could buy a washable face mask for the care staff

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£10

Could support transport for a carer who also has to look after their family

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£15

Could pay for meals for a Chelsea Pensioner in isolation for a day

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£20

Could provide PPE for a full care team.

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Monthly donation

£5

Per month could help keep Chelsea Pensioners connected to friends and relatives who are unable to visit.

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£10

Per month could help keep Chelsea Pensioners fit with new outdoor exercise equipment.

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£15

Per month could go towards modifications necessary to make social distancing easier.

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February has seen snow in much of the country, including here at the Royal Hospital. Our Grounds Manager, Ric Glenn, explains the impact of the weather and shares the first signs of spring. 

Governor, General Sir Adrian Bradshaw signing the Armed Forces Covenant
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On Thursday 4, The Royal Hospital was proud to add its name to the growing list of organisations which have signed the Armed Forces Covenant. The signing took place during a virtual ceremony between The Governor, General Sir Adrian Bradshaw KCB OBE DL and the Rt. Hon Johnny Mercer MP, Minister for Defence People and Veterans.

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