This is how your donations help... for every tonne of clothing we collect, we donate a minimum of £105 to The Air Ambulance Service.
Below is why they fly, each day this incredible charity is saving lives.
This is how your donations help... for every tonne of clothing we collect, we donate a minimum of £105 to The Air Ambulance Service.
Below is why they fly, each day this incredible charity is saving lives.
Retired lorry driver Mick Tennant sends his daughters a text message every Valentine’s Day to tell them how much he loves them.
View Mick’s StoryProfessional musician Jane Gaskell was found lying face down and unconscious in the water during a diving training course.
View Jane’s StoryLike any teenage boy, Ollie has a healthy appetite. One day in summer 2016, he grabbed a few cookies before leaving for school, only to feel unwell when he got there. He was sent home with a presumed tummy bug.
View Oliver’s StoryMum-of-two Angie Crompton was on her way to pick up her husband Paul when her life was changed forever by a horrific crash.
View Angie’s StoryEmma was driving down a country lane when she was involved in a horrific collision. Emma’s car, a small Ford Ka, collided head on with the supermarket delivery van.
View Emma’s StoryIn September 2015 Emily was on a school trip with her friends when she fell from some rocks. Emily had broken her right hip and was in immense pain.
View Emily’s StoryGrand National Jockey Winner Jason Maguire pledged his support for The Air Ambulance Service’s Pain Relief Appeal five months after the charity helped save his life. The jockey, who rode Ballabriggs to victory at the 2011 Grand National, agreed to become patron of The Air Ambulance Service.
View Jason's StoryMicheal was out enjoying his favourite hobby when he was hit by car. His injuries could have potentially ended his dreams of football stardom.
View Michael’s StoryPatrick was in bed when his heart stopped early one Friday morning. His partner, Yvonne, took swift action to save his life.
View Patrick’s StoryIt was a normal Saturday morning for Tony, when his world was turned upside down by a medical emergency.
View Anthony’s StoryIt’s every parent’s nightmare. Daisy Rughoobeer, just seven years old, was on her way downstairs when she suddenly lost her footing and slipped, falling the rest of the way and hitting her head on the corner of a wooden radiator cover.
View Daisy’s StoryJess and her family had been on their way home from a christening when the unthinkable happened. Unexpectedly, Jess ran out into the road – straight into oncoming traffic.
View Jess’ StoryJust a year after Guy’s accident, he ran the London Marathon in honour of the people who rescued and cared for him. He completed the run in just 5 hrs 6 minutes.
View Guy’s StoryOne Friday afternoon, Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance flew to the rescue of 10 year old Annabelle Orrit. As Annabelle walked home from school with her friends, she was involved in a terrible accident.
View Annabelle’s StoryOn Sunday 26th May 2013 we received a call to say a little girl had been seriously injured – six minutes later we were in the helicopter and en-route to the scene.
View Abbi’s StoryJess and Keith Wheatley have supported the air ambulance for many years, never thinking that one day they would need us.
View Jess And Keith’s StoryA cycling accident left 14 year old Kieren Brown with multiple life-threatening injuries – but he’s now a fundraising hero.
View Kieren’s StoryWhen serious injury strikes, every second counts. This is Ross’ story.
View Ross’ StoryAn ordinary day at the office ended with Ben Linnett fighting for his life.
View Ben’s StoryPrint manager Simon Glover is known as “the miracle man” to his friends and family
View Simon's. Story