Creating a centre of excellence in veteran care
Grants from generous trusts and foundations enable us to continue providing outstanding care to the Chelsea Pensioners. This support is critical in ensuring that the Royal Hospital Chelsea can continue its historic purpose of providing a home for veterans of the British Army.
The many projects that support from grant-giving bodies has allowed us to achieve include:
- Building the Margaret Thatcher Infirmary and upgrading it to ensure it continues to meet the highest standards.
- Planting new allotments and building a new Activities Centre to enhance the wellbeing of our veterans.
- Restoring some of our important Grade I listed buildings.
With further support, we will continue to improve our care and facilities, carry out vital maintenance and meet our running costs – so the Chelsea Pensioners can enjoy the best quality of life and this iconic institution can look forward to a safe and bright future.
Tailored support from our dedicated team
Our dedicated team works hard to understand the interests of every trust and foundation we approach – ensuring that we match our work, as closely as possible, to their funding priorities. In addition, we offer visits so that donors can meet staff and get a real sense of the services we provide for the Chelsea Pensioners.
Find out more
For more information on the Royal Hospital Chelsea and how charitable trusts and foundations can play a part in its work today and in years to come, please contact our Trusts and Foundations Manager, Jane Westley, by calling 020 7881 5256 or emailing jane.westley@chelsea-pensioners.org.uk.