Trust Projects

St Clement Danes, located in east-central London, was heavily damaged by the enemy, during the Second World War. Once hostilities ceased, it was adopted by the Royal Air Force and fully restored. The insignia of every air force unit in the commonwealth, including all Canadian squadrons, can be found throughout the church. In fact, the St Clement Danes church is a resplendent tribute to the war’s air effort, and all those who perished in that conflict. Restorations were completed in 1958, thereby making 2008 the 50th anniversary. Personnel who served in the RCAF and under RAF command, during the war may be interested in donating to the church, through the RCAF Association Trust Fund. View the web-site here for more information.

Bomber Command Memorial Fund. Members may wish to contribute to a fund the goal of which will see the erection of a memorial in central London to the 55,000 who served in Bomber Command during the Second World War and lost their lives doing so. Visit the web-site here to learn more.