Who we are
At Blind Veterans UK, we're a military family, helping generations of vision-impaired veterans overcome sight loss.
On this page, you can find out how our charity is run, learn about our history and read biographies of our patrons and trustees. Plus, see how we celebrate military commemorations, read about our iconic Victory Over Blindness statue, and find links to our reports and publications.
About our charity
Our history
Blind Veterans UK was founded in 1915 by Sir Arthur Pearson. Find out how our charity has changed over the years.
Patrons and trustees
Find out about how Blind Veterans UK is run and read our patrons' and trustees' bios.
Military commemorations
As a military charity, commemorations are hugely important to us and our veterans. Find out about our events.
Victory Over Blindness
To commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War, we unveiled our iconic statue of war-blinded veterans at Manchester Piccadilly station.
Reports and publications
Find out about our corporate strategy, and view our annual and impact reports.
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Donate now
There are many thousands of blind veterans who still need our support. Your donation can help us reach them.
Apply for support
We help blind veterans of any generation, regardless of how or when they lost their sight.
Our impact
Find out about how we transform blind veterans' lives, the achievements of our supporters and how we spend our money
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