As has become customary, it was an honour to attend the Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service at The Cenotaph, Myrtle Park, Bingley on behalf of the Murphy’s Army Purple Poppy team. One of our purple poppy wreaths was laid by our volunteer, Anita Robinson. An extremely proud and poignant moment….
As Official Ambassadors of Animal Remembrance in the UK, Murphy’s Army Purple Poppy Campaign invites you to mark Purple Poppy Day with them Our campaign, which is run throughout the year, remembers not only animals lost in service, but pays tribute to those who serve us today, protecting us and keeping us safe in so many different ways . Please join us in showing your support…
The purple poppy is a symbol of remembrance for animals lost in Service but was little known until Murphy’s Army launched our Purple Poppy Campaign back in 2016. We felt that it was only right that the animals should be remembered, alongside their human counterparts, and thus our journey to inform and educate began. We remember not only the animals lost, but pay tribute to those who serve us today – working alongside our Emergency Services, in the Military, Prisons and Border Forces – keeping us safe in so many different ways…
Murphy’s Army Purple Poppy team are so proud and pleased to announce the final amount raised in our 2022 campaign.. an outstanding amount of £43,043.94!! NFRSA and Hero Paws and of course Murphy’s Army, this year’s Beneficiaries will each receive £13,500! Which is an very impressive amount. Without your continued support in these difficult times none of this would be achievable – we thank you all…
We are absolutely delighted to announce the total raised through our Purple Poppy Campaign 2021 – an amazing £30,042.47!!!! …