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The Taxi Charity For Military Veterans (formerly known as the London Taxi Benevolent Association For War Disabled) was formed in Fulham in 1948. Its object then was to help war veterans, in their homes and hospitals, throughout London and the home counties, by providing entertainment, outings and much needed specialised equipment.
Our aim now is simple: to work for the benefit, comfort and enjoyment of military veterans, to the best of our ability.
For our annual Worthing outing, we now collect veterans from all over London, including the Royal Hospital Chelsea and other veterans' homes, as well as those who still live in their own homes. This amounts to over 300 ex-service men and women in over 130 volunteer London Taxis.
In order to fund these outings, both at home and overseas, we seek donations from the general public and organisations, and we rely on volunteer London licensed taxi drivers to provide their taxis and time for free.
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Robert
Keep up the good work!
Brian
Think you are doing a fine job, keep up the good work!
Harry Gott
This is something which is very important for our nation.
Carole Gannon
Just to say a big thank you
Anonymous
To recognise the wonderful work that the Taxi Charity is doing which was highlighted on GB News
Frances
To support this worthwhile Charity with Pride
Anonymous
Supporter
Anonymous
With admiration
Anonymous
I want to see as many veterans as possible return to Normandy for the D-Day 80 commemorations. I will be so proud to see them there once again as we all recall that momentous day, honour those who took part and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and for peace.
Hayley
In support of brave citizens who serve(d) to defend their country and the freedoms we have within it
Anonymous
Birthday of one relative 6.6.xxxx
Several others within 10 days of this special DDay served in Royal Navy
Paul
Great coverage by GB news. As a retired black cab driver proud to help
Anonymous
A brilliant cause by those who care for those cared for our future
Anonymous
As my father died as a prisoner of war in Gdansk in 1941 so didnt have the opportunity to come home
Anonymous
To help the veterans get to Normandy,
MR PETER H NEWSOM
To take the few veterans to memorial event
Phil
To say thank you
Jan
Thank you and blessings. My late father was at Monte Cassino and similar hells; your generation are not given enough support in any way.
Clive Pritchard
Happy to help
Diana Edwards
The freedom we enjoy today is down to the brave men and women of our armed forced past and present. Thank you
John
Hope you get the donations To enable your veterans to get to Dunkirk
Anonymous
We need to show more appreciation for the bravery and sacrifice that our veterans endured to secure our freedom.
Anonymous
Coverage on GB News
Anonymous
Great believer in remembering our Veterans for the the courage and dedication they show in defending our country. I am a Military Veteran myself and as the 80 Anniversary it is even more important that we remember their sacrifices.
Caroline
I gave you a donation to say "THANKYOU" for doing what you did for our great country
JAMIE
Thank you very much for all your war efforts.
Anonymous
For all the wonderful veterans, including members of my own family that took part in both World Wars. We owe a debt to the greatest generation that can never be repaid. They are the very best of us.
Doris
Safe journey for all you wonderful veterans! Thank you.
Anonymous
Both my parents were in the Army during the war and Dad stayed in as a career officer…..both are long gone but ……….
Anonymous
God bless you all
Karen
Wonderful what the black cabbies do for these veterans, to whom we owe the greatest respect and also our freedom.
Susie A
For all those who gave their lives to keep our country safe
Susie A
For all those who gave their lives to keep our country safe
Anonymous
Most deserving
Anonymous
Memory of John my husband
Anonymous
Memory of John my husband
Anonymous
These people are the real heroes and have my admiration for the courage they showed.
Anonymous
i have a massive respect for our military veterans and wanted to give something back to them for their sacrifice for us !.
Anonymous
This project is the very least we can do for the few remaining people to whom we owe our freedom.
Anonymous
i HAVE THE GREATEST RESPECT FORALL OUR VETERANS
Anonymous
There is probably an awful lot of people that wouldnt be here today if it were not for those brave people who died fighting and dying for their Country. thank you.
Anonymous
Thanks to all you Veterans for what you sacrificed for our freedom x
Antoon Jansen
Thank you all who served
Anonymous
Saw the appeal on GB news such a wonderful idea we owe so much to these veterans
Anonymous
Our freedom is because of your sacrifice
Anonymous
They should never be forgotten
Anonymous
Lest we forget
Anonymous
To say thank you for all that you did
Anonymous
To say thank you for all that you did
Anonymous
It is important the sacrifices made are remembered
Both my parents were in the RAF during the war and met whilst serving
Anthony
Great cause.
Anonymous
I will be remembering and thinking off them.
Alan Richards
It's the last chance for these veterans to go on the D.day trip and I'm pleased to donate
Anonymous
I will remember them
Anonymous
Thanks to all those brave people
Colin
Just make it special…
Anonymous
We owe so much to these fantastic men and women
Anonymous
A good cause
Anonymous
The Veterans sacrificed a lot for us, Lots lost their lives for us.
Jude Ryan
After watching the lady on GB News
Paul
To remember family members who died
John
God bless
Valerie
Very worthy cause
Anonymous
Grateful thanks to all who served.
Anonymous
Supporting our veterans
Anonymous
Because it’s a good cause.
Anonymous
With gratitude to all our veterans for their sacrifices to our country and people
Ms L I Rolph
Those who are left need to know that there are a lot of us who will never forget what they did for this country. God bless them all.
Paul Ian
Keep up the good work
Anonymous
I was born in 1939 and remember what my parents went through. There was no help for them, then. No point in protesting so what gives the Muslims the right this weekend. It’s disgusting lack of respect and is shocking to see the Jews being harassed again and to live in fear in this country
Michael
In memory of Michael (Sam) Price by friends from Carrino
Anonymous
Thank you for all you do!
Anonymous
Total respect for our veterans & support for the Taxi drivers for their care for them.
Major & Mrs Tonie Holt
We are full of admiration for the work you do keep the flame of remembrance alive
Michael Epstein
A wonderful charity that has served so many so well over a number of years. Long may it continue.
F
Donation made on behalf of taxi driver Mark. Thank you for your support
F
Donation made on behalf of taxi driver Mark. Thank you for your support
Anonymous
Just listened to Norman Bartlett on the 41 Club Connects
Anonymous
Hi Dick Suzy
Many thanks for the chocolate and all other gifts that you sent. Me being a Veteran but not WW2 do appreciate, Helen sends her regards.
Nobby
Mike Alexander
I heard your representative on Bob Mills show on talkRadio on the Christmas Eve. We always try and support military charities as often as we can afford and this seemed a good charity to support. Plus, you haven't been able to make your collections so we, and people like us, have to step up.
Anne
Donating money as promised instead of Christmas Cards and Postage
Elizabeth
A wonderful charity!