Trusts and foundations
Help blind and vision-impaired veterans rebuild their lives after sight loss
When a veteran loses their sight, everyday tasks can become overwhelming. Isolation can grow and independence can feel out of reach.
Blind Veterans UK provides specialist rehabilitation, practical support and emotional wellbeing services to help veterans regain confidence and live the life they choose.
With support of trusts and foundations, we can reach more blind veterans with life-changing training, essential equipment and community-based support across the UK.
Why partner with Blind Veterans UK
For more than a century, Blind Veterans UK has supported veterans adjusting to life after sight loss. We combine specialist expertise with tailored, long-term support that helps blind veterans live safely, independently and with renewed confidence.
We know that every trust and foundation has different priorities. Whether you want to support a specific project, a particular region, or fund our work where the need is greatest, we can work with you to find the right fit.
What your funding could support
Support from trusts and foundations plays a crucial role in helping us meet the changing needs of blind veterans and provide the right support at the right time.
We provide specialist rehabilitation and training to help blind veterans develop the skills they need to navigate daily life, maintain independence and stay safe at home and in their communities.
From practical devices in the home to equipment that helps veterans make the most of their remaining sight, the right tools can make an enormous difference.
A gift from your trust or foundation can help ensure people have access to specialist community teams based in their local area.
If you prefer, your gift can be used where it will have the greatest impact, helping us respond flexibly to veterans’ needs across the UK.
How your support helps veterans like Rob
Rob was just 23 when a horrific explosion in Afghanistan destroyed both his eyes and turned his life upside down.
Blind Veterans UK helped Rob regain his independence through specialist rehabilitation, training and support. Hear Rob explain, in his own words, what that support has meant to him.
How we’ll work with you
When your trust or foundation supports Blind Veterans UK, you can expect a collaborative and transparent relationship. We offer tailored stewardship and clear reporting to help you understand the difference your funding is making. You can expect:
A dedicated member of staff to support you and provide key information.
Regular updates on the impact of your funding.
Opportunities to visit our work first-hand, where appropriate, so you can see the difference your support is making.
Flexible funding options where you can fund a specific project, a region, or our work where the need is greatest.
Recognition always in line with your preferences, including the option to remain anonymous.
Ways to give
By bank transfer
To make a gift by bank transfer, please contact our trusts and foundations team for our secure remittance details.
By post
Please send cheques to Blind Veterans UK Head Office at:
Blind Veterans UK
3 Queen Square
London
WC1N 3AR
By Donor Advised Fund (DAF)
If you hold a Donor Advised Fund, you can donate by contacting your DAF provider directly and requesting that they issue a grant to Blind Veterans UK, Charity Number 216227.
Contact us
To find out more about our work and discuss how you could get involved, please call our Trusts and Foundations team on 020 7616 7924, or email us.
See our impact
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Our impact
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Veterans' stories
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News and stories
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