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| Measure | THE ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY FOR OFFICERSNo. 207405 |
|---|---|
| Annual income | £1,745,423 |
| Annual expenditure | £1,010,662 |
| Income less expenditure | £734,761 |
| Trustees | Not published |
| Highest-paid staff band | No band in synced record |
| Financial year end | 31 December 2025 |
| Cause category | Not classified |
| Region | Not published |
What it says it does
Founded in 1739 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1838, the Society grants financial relief to officers and former officers of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, QARNNS, WRNS and their Reserves, and including spouses, former spouses, and families in need. In the last year grants just in excess of £500,000 were made. Additionally many hours are spent signposting, offering advice or a friendly ear.
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