About Humber Rescue
Humber Rescue is an independent charity providing fast response search and rescue operations on the Humber Estuary. They cover approximately 540 square miles of water, including the River Hull, Trent, Ouse and the River Humber.
The charity was founded by Paul Berriff in 1990 and originally operated out of Paul's back garden! Starting with nothing more than a Landrover and a small 12ft rubber dingy, the charity soon out grew the premises and in 1995 the "Boathouse" opened. This would become the center of operations for the foreseeable future.
Averaging 110 callouts each year, it is the busiest independent lifeboat in the UK and is completely funded through donations. The crew members are on call, day and night, 365 days a year to help those in need yet they receive no government funding.
Although the FTC-GB is a small club we feel strongly about the value Humber Rescue adds to Emergency Response within the Humber area and are proud to offer our support to their charity fundraising.