The Naval Association of Canada’s National Naval Reserve Monument Revitalization Project received a significant boost today through a $50,000 donation from gold-level partner, the RCNBF…

Through its 2022-23 Community Support Program, the Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund (RCNBF) has boosted the assistance members of the naval community will receive through its financial support of several outstanding programs…

The 2022 RCNBF Vice-Admiral Mark Norman Leadership Award winner is Sailor First Class Amanda Carmody of HMCS QUEEN CHARLOTTE…

The RCNBF is pleased to award $1,500 to each of the following students to support their ongoing educational endeavours…

For use until March 31, 2023, the RCNBF Community Support Program is available for eligible organizations that provide services, programs and projects to support the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) community. Learn about how to apply for these grants…

Once again, the RCNBF will be providing bursaries of up to $2,000 to eligible post-secondary students…

The Members of the Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund (RCNBF) are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II…

View and download the Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund (RCNBF) 2021-2022 Annual Report…

In May 2022, Cdr Geoffrey Simpson, Commanding Officer of HMCS HARRY DEWOLF, initiated a partnership with the RCNBF naming the Fund as the ship’s charity of choice….

The Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund (RCNBF) commemorates its 80th anniversary in 2022…

Registration for the 2022 Navy Bike Ride is now open. This free event runs from June 12 through August 7, 2022…

RCNBF to undertake a full programming needs assessment to identify a range of programs that best deliver mission-aligned outcomes and demonstrate results in terms of value, impact and presence…