3K views · 19 reactions | The Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal returns for 2025. Today marks the launch of the Poppy Appeal, honouring and supporting the brave people who have served in Britain’s armed forces. Every poppy counts. Every donation helps. #PoppyAppeal #Remembrance | Lincolnshire County Council | Facebook

Volunteer for the 2025 Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal! Every year thousands of amazing volunteers join forces to support the Poppy Appeal and help collect millions of pounds in donations. As a Poppy Appeal Organiser or Poppy Appeal Collector you can make a real difference, working with others in your local community to distribute poppies and help raise vital funds to support the Armed Forces community. Register to volunteer online and join the team for the 2025 Poppy Appeal ⬇️ http://spklr.io

Every poppy counts. The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal supports the Armed Forces community past and present. | Royal British Legion

This Poppy Appeal, we want to ensure that everyone can still get their poppy, so we’ve developed an A4 poster of the iconic Remembrance Poppy. Download from our website, print, and display in your front window to show your support for our Armed Forces community ➡️ rbl.org.uk/donate Don't have access to a printer? Draw your own poppy and tag us in a photo. | Royal British Legion

10K reactions · 4.5K shares | Every poppy counts. Find out how you can show your support for The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal this year. | Royal British Legion | Facebook

1.2K reactions · 221 shares | We were there when the Armed Forces community needed us 100 years ago, we have been there for 100 years since, and we'll be here for the next 100. | Royal British Legion | Facebook

The Royal British Legion is here to support our Armed Forces community, past and present, but we couldn't do it without your help. Every donation you give will help us to continue our vital work. | Royal British Legion

136K views · 2.4K reactions | D-Day was the turning point of WW2. The invasion of northern France in 1944 was the most significant victory of the Western Allies, helping turn the tide in the Second World War. To mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day, Jack Smith is one of hundreds of D-Day veterans who we are taking back to Normandy. Read Jack’s story ➡️ www.britishlegion.org.uk/stories/remembering-d-day-jack's-story | Royal British Legion | Facebook