We are a group of clinicians who work for East of England Ambulance Service on frontline ambulances in East Suffolk. We often work alongside EAAA and see first hand how vital this charity is. On the 1st of October 2022 we will be participating in a 10 mile obstacle course/run in the mud held by EAAA to help fundraise for the charity. 

We have been donated some vouchers from a few local companies, 

- Pump street bakery have very kindly donated a £50 voucher

- Kesgrave Kitchen £20 voucher

- Ufford Park ‘18 holes of golf for up to four people’.  

- £20 Deben Inns voucher which have great restaurants such as The Coach & Horses, The Wilford Bridge, The Maybush, The Swann, The Fox Inn, The Butt & Oyster and The Ship. 

- We also have a £20 online voucher from Paddy & Scott’s who have the most amazing coffee!

- Honey & Harvey have kindly donated an Afternoon Tea for two voucher which is worth £30!

- There will be many more prizes to be added! So make sure to donate for the chance to win.

Competition Entry Details:

Anyone who has donated £10 or more will be automatically entered for the chance to win these! For every £10 you have donated you will gain an extra entry.

Names will be entered into a random spin wheel generator to draw the winner. 

Every month we will reveal a winner and the first prize draw will happen on the 1st of July. This will continue on the 1st of each month with the final prize draw being on the 1st October 2022. 

Please check this page on the 1st of each month to see if you are the winner - name and photo of the spin wheel generator will be posted on here. 

When donating please post with your full name. If you wish to remain anonymous and still want to be entered into the competition then please email ed.blake@icloud.com so we are able to get in touch if you are the lucky winner! Good luck!

It took Kieran a little bit of convincing to do this but managed to convince him as long as there is a dominoes on the finish line for him.

East Anglian Air Ambulance receives no regular government funding and relies entirely on the support of the community.The crews are tasked an average of 8 times a day across the two bases, with each mission costing in the region of £3,500. They can reach anywhere in the region within 25 minutes when every second can make the difference to a patient in their time of need.

We are hoping to achieve £1,000 by October and would appreciate any amount of donations to help us achieve this target.