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Just seen on social media a begging letter where people politely said feck off not whilst you rescue the people coming meaning us harm.
I second that charities the biggest fraud ever.

Corrupt institution run by woke infiltrators. How they have the audacity to ask British people for their hard earned money to fund their woke ideology is unbelievable.
They have become a taxi service for illegal immigration and not for saving British lives

The rnli are causing more problems than they are solving they have ferried thousands of illegals into Britain and they ask for public money to do this it sounds like a bad joke but sadly it's true

Don't be an imagination uber!!

During the lockdown, a woman was extremely rude to me over the phone, after I complained about the RNLI funding a project to provide 'Burkini's' in foreign countries. This is surely not part of the charity's remit, which is suely to save lives at home, not to keep women abroad in medieval clothing.
I had always donated to the RNLI before, but shall not again after that woman's rudeness. I also found out that many of the RNLI employees were 'working from home', while my veterinary surgeon daughter had to risk infection by going into to work every day.
I have also recounted this story to many people who used to support the organisation, who were dismayed and said they would not donate in the future if their money was wasted in this way.

I can't recommend the RNLI Inshore Lifeboat Centre enough! We stopped by late to grab a few items from the shop, and were lucky enough to meet Lewis, an absolute legend who went above and beyond to give us an unforgettable tour of the workshop.

We learned so much about their incredible work building and repairing lifeboats, and Lewis' passion for the cause truly shone through. These guys are heroes, both on sea and land, and they deserve all the support they can get.

I was so blown away by the experience that I'll be making a donation as a thank you for the personal, unplanned tour. If you get the chance, don't miss out on visiting this inspiring place and meeting the amazing team at the RNLI Inshore Lifeboat Centre!

Biggest traitors to the uk people, you should be ashamed 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

Used to give to them but over past year no longer give my money for a taxi service !!!.

We completed the RNLI tour with Everlyn who was very knowledgeable and very enthusiastic with all aspects if the RNLI would thoroughly recommend.

Attended the Discovery Tour while staying at this fabulous place. Evelyn our tour guide was incredible with so much passion and knowledge. Just what these volunteers go through to be prepared out there at sea is incredible. My partner works out at sea and it comforts me to know that these guys attend not only tragic events but also the coastline craziness that some Brits partake in. Risking their own lives as they do so. Thank you to all those hero's but also thank you Evelyn and the RNLI college for our fabulous stay.

A taxi service for rapists & murderers and God knows what else

Appreciate the work the RNLI does! Thank you for a lovely tour today!

I will never donate to this transporting illegal immigrants service again. I used to donate £1000s to the RNLI, but never again, it's a farce.

We all know why your subscribers are leaving you .
You're a taxi service assisting illegal activities ,you are supporting and encouraging illegal entry into the UK .
Our money must not be used in this way .
And that's why your funding has dried up.
Speak to the gov to find a sollution .

Such a lovely experience at the RNLI event in Camber at the weekend. Thank you so much for a great day. Me and Kevin loved every minute and all for a great cause!

Again the RNLI are bringing in illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel into our country (883) on June 18th and we have stupid people like Vincent Jones defending these despicable actions by the RNLI !!!!! I have donated A few thousand pounds over the last 40 years to the RNLI but will never donate to this charity ever again.

Absolutely amazing people and amazing service.

Hi omg fantastic teams frome Darlington to Newcastle I mean it ye were so dignified and so helpful smiles great team spirit can't thank yous enough our superman Darlington wow an asset to tere team also your colleague s fantastic the train team driver getting us safely tere huge shout out to Newcastle team all of them and if course our wounded women melony your smile your energy your fantastic and you would be a fantastic leader you are such an important link in the team will you smashed it your strength t your help your patients huge gratitude melony you were ran off your feet and you always made sure you came bk and made us feel so looked after and the kiosk teams wow can't recommend ye to travel explore and have a great experience as I am so unwell and ye lifted me up made me heart smile stay blessed awesome company kind regards the Irish leprechauns 🤗🤗🤗☘️☘️☘️🌠

It's not really the sort of organisation appropriate for a review of this sort. I mean, if you're dismasted in a force eight gale and taking in water, your first thought is not "I know, let's look on Trustpilot to check our options."

But so much rubbish has been spoken about the RNLI that I thought I'd comment as well.

As soon as the Daily Mail started talking about the RNLI being woke, whatever that means, I started a monthly direct debit. Its founder was concerned to saves lives at sea, no matter what their nationality. The organisation saves hundreds of lives each year, and in 2021 helped over 10,000 people in difficulty.

It's very difficult to train to work on a lifeboat. It requires commitment and hard work, and the organisation manages to work with no help from the government. I also admire the volunteers who give of their time to help in the shops. What an incredibly useful and important organisation - 200 years of selfless service.

On the other hand, it's the work of a moment for any idiot to post a half-baked review about illegal immigration. With no RNLI, the last thoughts of the seafarers who would otherwise have been saved would not be gratitude that there aren't as many migrants coming into Britain.