Getting Involved
RGLI Association
In response to significant demand the RGLI Association now offers exclusive individual membership to RGLI supporters, family members and those with a significant interest in the history of the Regiment and its works today. On entry Members hold a unique RGLI members lapel pin, membership card and access to our new members only portal. Access to our quarterly newsletter, advance notice of events and offers, together with discounts on RGLI merchandise. Your membership fee goes directly towards the work of the RGLI and the inclusion of your name, and any relevant family member who served, will be recorded in the members section of the refurbished 16 Rue Verte. To help us save on administration and ensure your full fee goes directly to the work, subscription is made by standing order - a copy of which is enclosed. Please complete and return this to us at membership@rgli.org
Founder's Circle
For individuals wishing to make a single significant one off donation, the Founders Circle was established specifically for the lifetime membership of the RGLI Association and aligned with the objectives and the restoration of 16 Rue Verte. The Founder's Circle enjoys a lifetime of individual membership and on entry receives the reserved RGLI founders lapel pin, in additional to association membership benefits. Most importantly your foundation fee goes directly towards the work of 16 Rue Verte and your name, and any relevant family member who has served or whom you may sponsor will be inscribed in the founders section at 16 Rue Verte. If you would like to enquire about Founder's Circle membership please contact our directors on founders@rgli.org
The 1917 Society
The 1917 Society specifically supports the refurbishment, development and protection of 16 Rue Verte, the most important building outside of Guernsey and the scene of the much reported 'Guernsey's Finest Hour'. As a multi faceted centre No 16 will protect and preserve the history of the Regiment, be the community hub, promotional vehicle for Guernsey, together with the centre for our shared activities in Education, Exchange and Cultural Diplomacy. The 1917 Society offers an opportunity for individuals, organisations, benefactors and philanthropists to share in creating and embedding our positive community values and protecting our shared history. For further information and details of The 1917 Society please contact directors@rgli.org
(c) The Illustrated London News. The story of Le Rue Verte, Masnieres and the RGLI as it appeared across the UK in the popular national newspaper on 5th December 1917. A representation of the ruined 16 Rue Verte can be seen in the background.
Working Together
For further information on the work of the RGLI or to get involved please contact us
