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As most of you will know, my step brother Sam Stoneley devastatingly passed away suddenly on 1st December 2018. In his last hours, it was the North West Air Ambulance that were there for him and did everything possible to try and save him. This charity do so much to help so many people in need and they get NO government or NHS funding. They rely solely on donations in order to save lives every. single. day. This is why we as a family have decided to do a 11,000ft sky dive in order to raise money for this amazing charity. Sam was an adrenaline seeker just like me and I hold such special memories of us doing great things that we both love together like the fastest zip wire in the world and longest in Europe. We actually did a skydive on 29th September 2018 and to share that experience with him was just out of this world. So what better way to raise money for this amazing charity than to do a family sky dive. Any donation would be hugely appreciated no matter how small. Every little helps and I can’t thank you all enough for the support. 

If you would like to know more about this charity I have copied abit of information from there website and pasted it below🥰:

‘Our helicopters and HEMS response vehicles operate 365 days a year, with highly skilled specialist doctors and HEMS paramedics on board providing enhanced pre-hospital care and hospital transfers to patients across the entire North West each year – an area covering 5,500 square miles and over 8 million people.

Since we launched in 1999, the charity has been called to over 24,500 missions across the region, with the service called out an average of three times a day. Each year we must raise over £12 million to remain operational. We receive NO government or NHS funding – it’s only thanks to the generosity of people like you that we can continue flying to save lives.’