RSL NSW and its sub-Branches do not own or operate clubs or benefit from the proceeds of the sale of alcohol or gambling.

The Returned and Services League of Australia (NSW) is a member-based veterans’ charity founded in 1916, and the largest veterans’ charity in Australia. Today they support a network of 30,000 members via 340+ regional and metro sub-Branches, and their partner charities. One of these partner charities, RSL LifeCare, are the recognised experts in the delivery of non-clinical professional veteran welfare services. This network carries with it a community of support whose mission is to ensure veterans and their families are respected, supported and remembered.

TWENTYFIVEFOUR  are humbled to stand alongside an organisation that has maintained such a vital presence across the veteran community for so many decades, and whose core values of camaraderie, support and advocacy are so closely aligned with their own.

Legacy have been supporting veterans’ families since 1923 and today support 48,000 families across Australia. They work to ensure the emotional health and wellbeing of those they serve.

Legacy work tirelessly to provide financial support, provide for basic needs, assist with educational and development goals and advocate for the rights and benefits of veterans and their families. They support families experiencing grief, loss and hardship, in addition to ongoing social support within the veteran community.

Wounded Heroes Australia is a national community organisation established in 2007 to support Australian servicemen and women and their families, and to ease the financial, emotional and personal hardships of contemporary military life. They specialise in frontline support and emergency relief (24/7) for current serving ADF Members, Veterans and their families experiencing financial crisis, homelessness (or at risk of homelessness), health challenges and more.

Over the period January to March in 2020, Wounded Heroes Australia provided assistance to 316 veterans and their families - an increase of 248.5% for the same period the previous year.