Although the Air Ambulance Service serves the NHS it receives no ongoing government funding. Soon after its launch, the charity was supported, along with 13 other such services in the country by a multi-million pound sponsorship deal with the AA.

That support has now come to an end and Anglia One is now entirely dependant on the goodwill of the people and businesses of East Anglia.

A recent survey carried out by the Air Ambulance has shown that the people of East Anglia are more disposed to support their air ambulance than any other region in the country.

 Click here to see how you can donate to ensure Anglia One stays airborne.

The service requires a minimum of £250,000 per month to keep two helicopters flying. A vast sum of money that comes in through a number of fund-raising schemes such as:

• The Air Ambulance lottery (find out more)
• Donations (find out more)
• Two charity shops in Fakenham and Ipswich
• Pay as you earn schemes in the workplace
  (call 01603 269320 for more information)
• Public fundraising activities such as coffee-mornings, dances, pub quizzes
  (call 0845 066 9999 for more information)
• Legacies and In Memoriams
  (find out more)
• Corporate sponsorship programmes (find out more)
  (call 01603 269320 for more information)

 Learn more about The Service

 Learn more about The Team

 Learn more about why we need The East Anglian Air Ambulance

 Learn more about the workings of a charity