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Race Against Dementia We exist to beat dementia. We fund and train groundbreaking researchers, accelerating progress towards prevention and a cure for dementia. We guide dementia researchers to echo the pace, precision and lateral thinking of Formula 1.

RAF Benevolent Fund The RAF Benevolent Fund is the RAF's leading welfare charity supporting serving personnel, veterans and their families. The Fund provides practical, emotional and financial support, whenever needed.

Marie Curie Marie Curie is the UK's leading end of life charity. Whatever the illness, wherever you are, we're with you to the end.

Go Beyond Go Beyond is the charity giving children and young people facing serious challenges in their lives the chance for a break that lasts a lifetime.

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The Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal 2023

Our chosen charities this year are a testament to positivity and hope, spanning a wide range of causes: military veterans, underprivileged children, cutting–edge research into dementia and end–of–life care. That means practical, emotional and financial support for airmen and women via the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund – and unforgettable, life–changing countryside breaks for youngsters aged 9–13, courtesy of Go Beyond. Our medical charity Race Against Dementia is the super–charged dream machine of F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart, who has thrown himself – and all those in motorsport – into finding that elusive cure for dementia at top speed. And in Marie Curie, we present a charity devoted to taking the fear away from dying through its celebrated hospice and nursing work. Even in the most difficult of circumstances, these charities all offer reasons to be hopeful. But they need our help.

Every year, the Telegraph showcases the work of deserving charities, and every year our readers respond with enormous generosity. We ask the same of you in 2023 on behalf of the four charities. Your generosity this Christmas will support their good works.

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