TS Royalist Appeal 

TS Royalist isn’t just a tall ship; it's a beacon of opportunity, growth, and adventure for thousands of young cadets. Since its launch in 2015, TS Royalist has transformed the lives of 9,000 cadets through unforgettable offshore voyages, offering life-changing experiences, skills, and qualifications. As we approach the 10th anniversary of our magnificent flagship, it’s time for a critical refit to ensure her safety and longevity.

We’ve already raised £379,000 thanks to the generosity of our valued supporters, but we need your help to secure £100,000 by January 2025 to complete Phase 1 of the vital refit. This will ensure TS Royalist's operation throughout 2025, during which time, we aim to raise a further £400,000 for Phase 2 by December 2025. By contributing to this essential refit, you’re not just preserving a ship, you’re investing in the future of thousands of young people, offering them a transformative journey as they venture offshore aboard this remarkable vessel.

Your donation will ensure TS Royalist remains a symbol of adventure, teamwork, and personal growth for future generations of cadets. Join us on this voyage and make a difference today!

Your donation will have a significant and lasting impact on the lives of many young cadets. Here’s how:

1. Safety and Standards: Your contribution will help us meet the latest maritime standards and ensure the safety of our cadets. The refit of TS Royalist is crucial for maintaining a safe and secure environment for our cadets.

2. Life-Changing Experiences: Each year, TS Royalist provides 35 week-long voyages to 24 cadets per voyage. Your donation will ensure these voyages continue, offering impactful experiences and opportunities for personal growth to our cadets.

3. Education and Qualifications: During their time on TS Royalist, cadets gain valuable qualifications. Your support will help us continue to provide these educational opportunities.

4. Long-Term Impact: The refit will ensure that TS Royalist can continue to serve as a training vessel for many more years to come, impacting future generations of cadets.