Poppy Appeal Underway Ahead of Remembrance Commemorations
The Isle of Man has begun this year's annual Poppy Appeal as the island prepares to honor Remembrance Sunday on 9 November and Armistice Day on 11 November.
At 11 a.m. this Sunday, residents across the island will pause for a national two-minute silence to remember all who lost their lives in the service of their country.
Community Commitment and Support
Jim Cottier, Chairman of the Isle of Man branch of the Royal British Legion, emphasized the community’s enduring dedication. The organization continues to support veterans, active service members, and their families in times of need.
Jim Cottier told Manx Radio why the Island, historically, has gone above and beyond in respect of the Poppy Appeal.
Through ongoing generosity and participation, the Isle of Man demonstrates a deep respect for those who have served, reflecting a longstanding tradition of remembrance and gratitude.
Author’s Summary
The Isle of Man’s Poppy Appeal shows enduring local respect and unity as the community prepares to honor veterans during Remembrance and Armistice commemorations.