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Several charitable bodies supported the troops during Dad's war and they are given grateful recognition in the pages of his war autobiography. The Salvation Army and the Women's (Royal) Voluntary Service were always around to feed hungry soldiers at railway stations, particularly mentioned after Dunkirk and other wartime journeys in Dad's WW2 war diary.
Furthermore, Dad died of prostate cancer and the family is indebted for his respite care provided by The Marie Curie Cancer Care. If the Graham Fulford Charitable Trust had been around in his day he may have discovered his prostate cancer at a more curable stage so this very worthy cause is also included in our links.
He would have been pleased to see this site also offering support for Help for Heroes. Many times during the war he was touched by the kindness and support shown by members of the public such as when he was trudging around the streets of Cardiff after his return from Dunkirk. Help for Heroes echos the spirit that as a nation we should support our armed forces more.
If you feel moved to offer any of these charities some support for the good work they do today, please follow the links below.
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The Salvation Army is an international movement and describes itself as an evangelical movement and part of the "universal" Christian Church. It carries out good works across a vast range of areas.
www.salvationarmy.org
The Womens Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) is a voluntary organization concerned with helping people in need throughout England, Scotland and Wales.
www.wrvs.org.uk
The Marie Curie Cancer Care is a charity dedicated to the care of people affected by cancer and the enhancement of their quality of life through caring services, research, and education. www.mariecurie.org.uk
Help for Heroes (H4H) is a British charity launched in September 2007 to help provide better facilities for wounded British servicemen and women.
www.helpforheroes.org.uk
The Graham Fulford Charitable Trust is dedicated to raising Prostate Cancer Awareness in men aged from 45 (40 if they have a family history of prostate or breast cancer). They have so far PSA Blood tested 4560 men and have identified 99 known cancers over 41 events.
www.justgiving.com/grahamfulford
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