Star Lifesaver Appeal

Ipswich Star is raising money for East Anglian Air Ambulance
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Star Lifesaver Appeal · 16 May 2012

East Anglian Air Ambulance provides advanced critical care 24/7 to the most seriously ill and injured people in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire by air and road. Each tasking costs on average £4,250 and, with no regular government funding, we rely almost entirely on public support.

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Our air ambulance heroes need you.

The Ipswich Star has launched a major campaign to raise £10,000 to buy vital wireless communications equipment to help the crews and medics on board the East Anglian Air Ambulance’s aircraft get the green light for lift off for night flying missions.

Each year hundreds of lives are saved by the fast work of the specialist teams. They carry qualified doctors and paramedics to the scene of serious accidents and transport critically injured patients to hospital for treatment faster than is possible by land ambulance.

The charity aims to introduce the new 24-hour service later this year, making it the first air ambulance in the country to fly after sunset.

But to reach their goal it is crucial the money is raised and the new equipment installed.

 We are today urging you to back the Ipswich Star’s Lifesaver Appeal and ensure the charity can save more lives in the future.

It is simple, from an individual donation to an organised sponsored event, every little bit helps.

Visit www.ipswichstar.co.uk for regular stories and updates on the campaign.

 

Donation summary

Total
£1,565.00
+ £8.75 Gift Aid
Online
£35.00
Offline
£1,530.00

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