Welcome to The Soldiers' Charity shop.

We have a range of gifts, clothing, books and CDs available to buy which are a vital source of income for the Charity.
See the menu on the left to choose your item.


Bestsellers




xmas card 2011

Christmas Cards 2011

A lovely way to show your support for The Soldiers’ Charity, and to send Christmas cards.

The proceeds from sales of Christmas cards and gifts are an important source of income to help our work with soldiers, former soldiers and their families in real need.

To buy your card click here


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The Soldiers' Charity Silk Tie

The proceeds from sales of Christmas cards and gifts are an important source of income to help our work with soldiers, former soldiers and their families in real need.

To buy your diary click here


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The Soldiers' Charity Diary 2012

The proceeds from sales of diary are an important source of income to help our work with soldiers, former soldiers and their families in real need.

To buy your diary click here


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The Red Wristband

A simple and stylish way to show your support for The Soldiers’ Charity, our new wristband can be worn by all ages.

Wristbands are available for a suggested donation of £1. Purchase them now through The Forces Store

Alternatively contact your local fundraiser

Pens, bags, car stickers, pin badges and ties are also available from The Forces Store.


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Baxterbear

Baxterbear is a small bear making quite a name for himself, and rightfully so.

He has a great story to tell and is also a big supporter of The Soldiers’ Charity. Read more about Baxterbear.

Buy a Baxterbear online now for just £10 and £4 will be donated to The Soldiers’ Charity.


The Soldiers photo NEW 2011

The Soldiers

Introducing The Soldiers – Sergeant Major Gary Chilton, Staff Sergeant Richie Maddocks and Lance Corporal Ryan Idzi.

The trio, who are all still serving, shot to fame in 2009 with a platinum selling album, Coming Home and two big singles.

Read more about The Soldiers