Army Benevolent Fund North West
Welcome to the contact page for our regional office in the North West of England, based in Weeton Barracks, Preston. Here you’ll find all the details you need to get in touch with the office, or see what events are currently planned, and what they’re up to on our regional Facebook page. Our local team of Steph Johnson and Jim Duffy work with our marvellous volunteers and supporters across the length and breadth of the NW, running fundraising as well as awareness raising events. Our office also supports all fundraising activity in the Isle of Man.
If you need to get hold of us, please email or call us.
If you are interested in taking part in an event, or want to undertake some fundraising of your own, please do not hesitate to get in touch – we are looking forward to working with you.
Thank you.
Areas covered
- Cheshire
- Cumbria
- Greater Manchester
- Lancashire
- Merseyside
- Isle of Man
Regional Director:
Stephanie Johnson (07806 266529)
Engagement Officer:
Jim Duffy (07530 974960)
Army Benevolent Fund North West
Weeton Barracks
Preston
Lancashire PR43JQ
Tel: 01772 288896
Email: [email protected]
FacebookNorth West Events
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BORN SURVIVOR 2025
April 26, 2025 @ All Day –
Born Survivor is the toughest mud run of its kind. Every year, hundreds of fundraisers battle against 30+ obstacles, as they take on one of two 10km courses designed by Royal Marines
Born Survivor Lancashire
September 14, 2024 @ 12:00 am –
Born Survivor is the toughest mud run of its kind. Every year, hundreds of fundraisers battle against 30+ obstacles, as they take on one of two 10km courses designed by Royal Marines
THE CROSS BAY WALK
August 10, 2024 @ 12:00 am –
Enjoy a leisurely walk across the sands as you take the breath-taking views across the beautiful Morecambe Bay, with the ever-popular 6-8 (approximate) mile walk across the sands, whilst raising funds for The Army Benevolent Fund in the company of serving soldiers.
North West Stories
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Andy’s Story
Find out how we helped Andy after he was seriously injured whilst on tour in Afghanistan.
Al’s Story
Former paratrooper Al became Britain’s first double amputee skydiver following an operational injury in 1992.