We are delighted that the Civil Service Club has nominated the Charity for Civil Servants as their chosen charity for 2025. Times are tough for so many people in our Civil Service community at the moment. We want to do everything we can to be there for civil servants when they might be struggling and need some help. We are really excited to be working together to raise awareness of our work to Civil Service Club members.
Proud to be the Civil Service Club’s Charity of the Year
4 August 2025
The Civil Service Club has nominated the Charity for Civil Servants as its chosen Charity of the Year until Spring 2026.
The Civil Service Club opened its doors in 1953 and is a social hub for current, former and retired civil servants, situated in the heart of London, close to Whitehall.
The club is a non-profit run by members for the members and ensures the subscription and services are kept at an affordable price for all grades of civil servants. Facilities include a restaurant and bar overnight accommodation, as well as meeting rooms available for hire. In addition, the club hosts a calendar of social events including comedy nights, talks and walking tours.
Carole Heffernan-Davis, Charity for Civil Servants Senior Community Engagement Manager commented:
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