Help for heroes website - bargain bin - lots up to 80% off! Valentines day treats!

beckylouhancock

Help for heroes website in the 'bargain bin' section - loads of cheap tops, accessories for the soldiers in your life!

Great valentines day presents - lovely pink/black bracelets with H4H - £5 down from £10!

Kids stuff, women's stuff, men's stuff - all the fantastic Christmas cards on sale too!

Support our soldiers!

Postage £3.95 - but come on - it's a charity!

Sue1_1_0

https://www.shop.helpforheroes.org.uk/categories/Bargain-Bin/

louise3965

H4H doesn't actually support our soldiers though. Only those injured after 9/11 which to be honest, aren't vast in numbers even though one is a tragedy. They do a good job even if they dont help most ordinary members of their armed forces and their families.

ruth7979

louise3965 wrote: »

H4H doesn't actually support our soldiers though. Only those injured after 9/11 which to be honest, aren't vast in numbers even though one is a tragedy. They do a good job even if they dont help most ordinary members of their armed forces and their families.

They support any soldiers injured in the service of their country and work towards providing support and better services for those who may be injured in the future.
Actually the numbers are very large and as the wife of a serving member of the forces i'm glad they do. We haven't needed their help but have friends who have and appreciate it immensely, so I would argue that they DO support most ordinary members of the forces by being there in case the worst happens.

8pnoodles

louise3965 wrote: »

H4H doesn't actually support our soldiers though. Only those injured after 9/11 which to be honest, aren't vast in numbers even though one is a tragedy. They do a good job even if they dont help most ordinary members of their armed forces and their families.

Yep it's to help any injured soldiers.
http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/splash_what_we_do.html

Don't know where you got the 9/11 idea from?

They are a fab charity who do amazing work. Thanks to the OP for this thread.

supermezzo

I'm prwtty sure they help any one serving who was injured after 2003 but not before then. Know a couple of ex regs injurd before then who were refused help on those grounds.

fran2491

supermezzo is right its only lads injured after 2003 i would much rather give my money to one of these
http://www.scottyslittlesoldiers.co.uk/
supports children of the fallen
http://www.afghanheroes.org.uk/homepage.asp

tich2

Any help is better than none. H4H do a great job and we need to support our heroes more and maybe learn something from our American friends. They treat the members of the armed forces correctly. People in the UK don't really care.

fesdufun

supermezzo wrote: »

I'm prwtty sure they help any one serving who was injured after 2003 but not before then. Know a couple of ex regs injurd before then who were refused help on those grounds.

Help for Heroes also support other forces charities so whilst they may not directly help those injured before 2003 they do help indirectly.

blossomhill_2

Anyone who wants to help the injured service personnel while in rehab (all 3 services, not just soldiers) could send a cheque direct to DMRC Headley Court, made out to DMRC Patients Welfare