RBLI's VE & VJ Day 80 Collection
You are changing lives
Everything for sale on the RBLI shop is made or fulfilled by veterans and those with disabilities who are employed by RBLI.
The proceeds from the sale of our products go directly to RBLI's mission of providing support, care and employment to veterans such as 98 year old Percy who served in WW2 as part of 'The Forgotten Army'. Percy now lives at RBLI's village in Aylesford, Kent.
"I can safely say that RBLI saved my life"
In 1982, former Welsh Guard Steve was serving on the Sir Galahad in the Falklands War when it was attacked – leaving 56 dead and Steve severely injured. He was then medically discharged and and unable to find work, until he found RBLI.
“They've given me a purpose in life - without them, I don’t know where I’d be. I became part of the family, and I’ve been here ever since.”
"I found my purpose in life again"
Sean is almost entirely blind as a result of a degenerative condition. For almost 15 years, he desperately struggled to secure employment, until he found an opportunity at RBLI. “At RBLI they see me as a person and see what I could do - the support is there from the very top to the bottom.”
“Since I have been here, it’s the happiest I’ve been. Life has truly been given a purpose again.”
Your Views
"Lovely badge, well made. I am happy to such a good cause and will do for the foreseeable future. Supporting our veterans"
"Love this. Well made and worth every penny. Would definitely recommend."
Great quality and a great gift. I've never been disappointed with any of the products from this company."
Great pin. I get a different one every year. All goes to a good cause."
"This is absolutely amazing and the quality is second to none, but more than that, its helping our veterans."
About Royal British Legion Industries
Established in 1919, Royal British Legion Industries is a national charity providing employment, welfare and accommodation support to military veterans, their families and dependants - as well as people with disabilities and those who have been long term unemployed. The charity provides a home to more than 300 veterans and their families through their Aylesford, Kent village, including homeless veterans through their emergency accommodation. All veterans living on the village are provided with a tailored welfare support programme to help them regain their independence and overcome challenges caused by physical or mental disability, drug or alcohol dependency, and unemployment.