BMMHS Working with Charities

BMMHS is helping to raise funds for a range of military charities

From the outset of the formation of BMMHS we have raised funds for military charities. At each Zoom talk or meeting we endeavour to make a financial contribution to the speakers military charity of their choice.

Since lockdown – BMMHS Zoom talks have raised over £2,000 for military charities.

Thank you for your continued support. Together we are making a difference.

Glimpses of War - Raising funds for Blind Veterans UK

A compilation of military stories and eyewitness accounts to raise funds for Blind Veterans UK

NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON

During the first lockdown BMMHS launched Operation Bookwork to help raise funds for charity. With time on the hands of many of us during the wretched COVID19 pandemic, this is an ideal chance to put together articles about a family members experiences – military or civilian – in the military conflicts of the last 200 years.

As a result, BMMHS has now produced Glimpses of War which is now available through Amazon. The proceeds of which will go to Blind Veterans UK (formerly St Dunstan’s).

An additional aim of this book was to help individuals through the pandemic by asking them to focus on producing articles and to help take their minds off the COVID virus during this challenging time.

Glimpses of War – volume 1 (of three planned volumes) has some fantastic tales of heroism, sadness, people ‘doing their bit’, and some excellent pieces from historians too. We hope you all will be buying a copy and giving copies to all your friends and family as gifts too – it’s all in an excellent cause.

Thank you to all of you who have made this possible.

“I am delighted that the BMMHS has taken this initiative to record eyewitness accounts during the Lockdowns. For historians, first hand accounts are the building blocks of good story telling and to do so with fund-raising for BVUK in mind is doubly pleasing.”

Paul Beaver, historian and broadcaster

Fundraising Appeal

BMMHS is helping to raise raise £2,000 to place a plaque remembering the 1982 Hospital Ship Uganda on the Remembrance Wall at the Falkland Islands Chapel, Pangbourne.

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