Royal Signals Charity

To celebrate a milestone in the history of the Royal Signals Corps, two dedicated members of 11 Signal Regiment, Gary Chapman and Robin Dennis, are undertaking an extraordinary challenge.

The Royal Signals Charity plays a key role in supporting the well-being of soldiers, notably through Adventurous Training (AT) expeditions. One such example is Ex TIGER LANGTANG, a Level 3 expedition to Nepal that took place from 17th February to 7th March 2025. The expedition tested the physical and mental resilience of the participants while promoting teamwork in extreme conditions.

A-Jay Saini is embarking on a personal marathon, running for 10 days to cover a total distance of 105 miles, in celebration of the Royal Signals Corps' 105th Birthday.

Family means everything to us – it’s the cornerstone of our lives, our values, and our support systems. We understand that, and that's why at the Royal Signals Charity (RSC), we consider everyone in our Corps family to be a part of something bigger.

Hi, I’m Andy Clewes, and I’m taking on a personal challenge to raise £1,000 for the Royal Signals Charity (RSC).

With 20 years of service in the Royal Corps of Signals, Danny has decided to mark this significant milestone by running 20 miles a day for 20 days, from March 14th to April 2nd, 2025.

16 members of King Troop, 247 Gurkha Signal Squadron, 16th Signal Regiment are excited to announce that they will be taking part in the Stafford Half Marathon on Sunday, 23rd March 2025.

This year marks a significant milestone for the Royal Corps of Signals as we celebrate its 105th anniversary on June 28th. For over a century, the Royal Corps of Signals has been the backbone of communications for the British Army, ensuring that our forces stay connected, informed, and coordinated. To honour this historic occasion, we invite you to take part in fundraising efforts that directly support the Royal Signals Charity.