Use our online tool to locate the precise location of your loved one's name on the letters and numbers of Anstruther's lifeboat.
Contact us at [email protected] if you require assistance.
The team in Anstruther is working hard to recruit and train volunteers to be able to welcome Launch a Memory supporters to the station this summer.
We know how important it is for you to see the lifeboat up close and feel connected with your loved one again. Your patience is hugely appreciated.
Since volunteers operate the station, we kindly request that you avoid reaching out to the station directly regarding any questions about Launch a Memory and station visits. However, feel free to contact [email protected] if you have any enquiries.
On 14 April 2024, we welcomed home our very special Shannon class lifeboat 13-47 Robert and Catherine Steen to Anstruther where it will now serve one of the UK’s busiest waterways. Alongside an emotional welcome from volunteers and the local supporters, Anstruther was flanked by lifeboats from Dunbar, Broughty Ferry and Kinghorn on this harmonious occasion. The whole event was live streamed via the station's Facebook page, where you can also follow all the latest news and Lifeboat updates.
We were absolutely thrilled to have the privilege of hosting many of you at the All-weather Lifeboat Centre in Poole, Dorset, to catch a glimpse of the incredible Anstruther lifeboat. The event weekend on 23-24 September was a joyous occasion, and we felt truly honoured to meet so many of you and listen to the heart-warming stories you shared.
If you couldn't make it to the event, don't worry! We made sure to capture all the excitement in a short video. It's a delightful recap of the unforgettable moments we experienced together. Launch a Memory is a very special campaign, with extra-special supporters, and we look forward to your lifeboat arriving in Anstruther next year.
We’ve developed a range of high-quality, affordable mementos that are available to purchase now, so that you can keep your loved one’s memory next to you, as well as on the lifeboat beside the Anstruther crews when they launch to save lives at sea.
On the 4th July the RNLI celebrated the completion of the Shannon class lifeboat. RNLB Robert and Catherine Steen, as she will be known.
Watch a video of the recent bell-ringing ceremony for this special lifeboat at the All-weather Lifeboat Centre in Poole.
Anstruther is home to one of the UK’s busiest waterways. Your kindness today can give people the best chance of survival by helping to fund a new, purpose-built lifeboat station that will boost lifesaving for generations to come.
Volunteer crews have been rescuing people off the east coast of Fife since 1865. They have launched well over 1,000 times, and saved more than 250 lives. Today they urgently need a new, purpose-built station with modern facilities for casualties, crew and craft.
By helping to fund this new station, you’ll be standing with the crew and making a lifesaving difference.
Use our online tool to locate the precise location of your loved one's name on the letters and numbers of Anstruther's lifeboat.
Contact us at [email protected] if you require assistance.