Poppy Appeal Volunteers

Every year thousands of volunteers give their time and passion to support the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.

They are essential to our fundraising efforts across the UK, ensuring the public can show their support for the Armed Forces community and make a donation for a poppy.

There are a range of opportunities available during the Poppy Appeal, and through volunteering with us you'll be able to connect with your local community, meet new people and make a positive impact.

Volunteer for the Poppy Appeal 2025

Help fundraise for our annual campaign to support the Armed Forces community
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PA Organiser CTA

Poppy Appeal Organiser

An ideal role for an experienced volunteer or leader, coordinate Poppy Appeal collections in your community and be a point of contact for local groups, clubs and businesses.
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PA Collector CTA

Poppy Appeal Collector

Help raise vital funds by collecting donations from the public at various locations and events in your local area.
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LPD CTA

London Poppy Day

Join over 1,000 uniformed Armed Forces personnel to collect donations at 70 mainline and underground stations during this unique one-day street collection on 30 October.
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Volunteer for the Poppy Appeal 2025

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Volunteer Ben Poku
RBL means everything to me, that I can be there to help service men and women. Ben Poku

Volunteer Caseworker

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Volunteer for the Poppy Appeal 2025

Help fundraise for our annual campaign to support the Armed Forces community
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About the Royal British Legion

The Royal British Legion is the UK’s largest charity dedicated to supporting the needs of the Armed Forces community, past and present and their families.

We provide lifelong support to serving and ex-serving personnel, starting after one day of service and continuing through life. This includes:

  • Financial support, grants and debt advice to help veterans and their families manage financial challenges and access benefits they are entitled to
  • Specialist support for wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans through adaptive sport and outdoor activities at our Battle Back Centre
  • Six care homes for the Armed Forces community, including five that provide specialist dementia care

Alongside advice and support services, we champion the interests of serving and ex-serving personnel and campaign on key issues to help improve their lives and make their voices heard.

Every year we lead the nation in commemorating and honouring those who have served and sacrificed, distributing our paper poppies to raise vital funds to help today's Armed Forces community through our annual Poppy Appeal.

 

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