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Dear Subscriber,

On Tuesday 23 May, we hosted a very special 100th Annual Meeting at City of London's Mansion House. Read more about the meeting, the special 100th birthday cake and its ceremonial cutting in this newsletter and on our website.

Coming up next month is our annual Supporting Seafarers Day. Read on to find out how you can get involved, or how you can support Seafarers UK at our Centenary dinner in Glasgow in October.

Last year, our funding of £2.6m helped 69 organisations and assisted over 185,000 people. You can read about our work in 2016 in our newly published Impact Report and about how our grants support people like Bob to get back into work, below.

Best wishes,

Laura Gineitaite, Editor
laura.gineitaite@seafarers.uk
Seafarers UK's 100th Annual Meeting at Mansion House

Seafarers UK’s 100th Annual Meeting at took place at Mansion House on 23 May, attended by over 170 supporters, representatives of beneficiary and partner organisations and esteemed guests from the City and maritime community. Read more.
Supporting Seafarers Day, 29 June

Every day we expect fishermen to risk their lives to catch our seafood, the Royal Navy to defend our shores and Merchant Seamen to battle storms to deliver 95% of our imported goods. Find out more about how you can help us raise awareness and funds on 29 June.
Centenary Celebration Dinner in Glasgow

Seafarers UK Centenary Celebration Dinner in Glasgow will take place on 5 October at a World Class Centre of Maritime Learning. Book now to attend this wonderful evening with all funds raised on the night supporting Seafarers UK’s work in Scotland. Find out more. 
Grant funding to help people get back into work

Seafarers UK's grant making programme supports a range of organisations and projects that help seafarers to get the training and qualifications needed to get back into work. Read Bob's story.
Seafarers UK Interactive Centenary Timeline

Learn more about the history of Seafarers UK, from its inception in 1917 to 2017, on our interactive digital timeline as we celebrate our Centenary year! Explore the timeline.