Grants from Trusts
The support of trusts and foundations is essential to the delivery of our life-saving service.
Grants can help us fund vital core costs, train new doctors in pre-hospital emergency medicine, or purchase specialist medical equipment.
Support from trusts and foundations also contributes towards visionary projects to develop and improve the service offered to our patients, such as our “Mission 24/7” campaign to deliver the region’s first overnight helicopter emergency medical service.
If you represent or sit on the board of a grant-making organisation – large or small – and would like to discuss partnering with East Anglian Air Ambulance to support its life-saving missions or fund a vital piece of equipment, such as those listed below, please contact:
Jason Williams, Trusts and Major Donor Manager
t/ 03450 669 999
e/ Jason.williams@eaaa.org.uk
p/ EAAA, Hangar E, Gambling Close, Norwich Airport, Norwich, NR6 6EG
Thank you
East Anglian Air Ambulance would like to thank all Charitable Trusts and Foundations that have helped us to grow in ways that otherwise would not have been possible, including:
- HELP Appeal
- The Martin Laing Foundation
- The Annie Tranmer Charitable Trust
- The Spurrell Charitable Trust
- The Alborada Trust
- Masonic Charitable Foundation
- The Rowney Trust
- The Gale Family Charitable Trust
- The Swire Charitable Trust
- The Lord Belstead Charitable Settlement
- The Morrisons Foundation
- The Ad Meliora Charitable Trust
- The Richard & Anne King Charitable Trust
- Kristina Martin Charitable Trust
- The Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust
- The Hobson Charity Ltd
- The Viccarage Trust
- Haig Edgar Charitable Trust
- The R. C. Snelling Charitable Trust
- The Leathersellers' Company Charitable Fund
- Barratt and Cooke Fund
- Frank Branston Charitable Trust
- The Geoffrey Watling Charity
- The Simon Gibson Charitable Trust
- The Ibbett Trust
- The D C Moncrieff Charitable Trust
- Nationwide Building Society
- Mills & Reeve Charitable Trust
- Peter Pointer Charitable Trust
- The Mitcham Charitable Trust
- The D G Marshall of Cambridge Trust
- The Clougheast Charitable Trust
- The Grace Trust
- The Shelroy Charitable Trust Fund
- Dudley and Geoffrey Cox Charitable Trust
- The Julia Mary Parkinson Charitable Trust
- The Morgan Blake Charitable Trust
- George Bairstow Charitable Trust
- The Pennycress Trust
- The Wychwood Charitable Trust
- Heacham Poor's Land Charity
- The Pye Foundation
- The Golden Bottle Trust
- The Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust
- The T W M Steele Charitable Trust
- Grand Order of Water Rats Charities Fund
- The Earl Fitzwilliam Charitable Trust
- E F and M G Hall Charitable Trust
- The Gladys Jane Wightwick Charitable Trust
- The Great Walton Charitable Trust
- New Orford Town Trust
- Nicholas Swallow and Other Charities
- The Utley Foundation
- The Alfred Williams Charitable Trust
- The Ripley Trust
- The Robin and Henrietta Woods Charitable Trust
- The Geoffrey Burton Charitable Trust
- R & J Gardner Trust
- Beck House Barn Trust
- O V Wilson Trust
- The Hudson Charitable Trust
- Maureen Behrman Charity
- IFF Charity Trust
- The Pavenham Charitable Trust
- Heveningham Hall Country Fair Trust
- The Harold Dean Charities
- The Leslie Mary Carter Charitable Trust
- The Kip and Alison Bertram Charitable Trust
- The Lady Hind Trust
- John Jarrold Trust
- Norfolk Community Foundation
- The Britford Bridge Trust
- The Wixamtree Trust
- The Sir Robert Gooch Charitable Trust
- The Lord Cozens-Hardy Trust
- The Hospital Saturday Fund
- The Frank Litchfield General Charitable Trust
- Mrs B L Robinson's Charitable Trust
- The Harris Family Charitable Trust
- The Red Socks Charitable Trust
- Brownlee Charitable Trust
- The Polo Charity Trust
- The Carmela and Ronnie Pignatelli Foundation
- The Mr and Mrs Philip Rackham Charitable Trust
- Birds Eye Employees Charities Fund
- The J & D Hambro Charitable Trust
- The Paul Bassham Charitable Trust
- The Lord Belstead Charitable Trust
- The Music Sales Charitable Trust
- Market Weston United Charities
- The Childwick Trust
- The Albert Hunt Trust
- The Earle & Stuart Charitable Trust
- The Weinstock Fund
- The Douglas-Morris Charitable Trust
- The Yvonne Flux Charitable Trust
- The Thriplow Charitable Trust
- The Charles & Caroline Barratt Charitable Trust
- The Antelope Trust
- The Daphne Edwards Charitable Trust
- The Minto Charitable Trust
- Muchloved Charitable Giving
- The DHL UK Foundation
- Southolt Town Lands Trust
- The Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust
- Schroder Charity Trust
- The Charles Littlewood Hill Trust
- Rootes & Alliott
- The Screwfix Foundation
- The Hodge Foundation
- The Spear Charitable Trust
- The Carriejo Charitable Trust
- Lloyds Bank Foundation
- The Sobell Foundation
- The Saddlers' Company Charitable Fund
- The White Family Charitable Trust
- The Willie & Mabel Morris Charitable Trust
- The Male Family Charitable Trust
- The Thompson Family Charitable Trust
- The Chailey Charitable Settlement
- The Basil Samuel Charitable Trust
- The Educational Foundation of Alderman John Norman
- The Bacon Charitable Trust
- Wellingham in Need Relief Fund
- Doug & Jennie MacArthur Charitable Trust
- The Helen Roll Charity
- The Mistra Trust
- Cranfield Charitable Trust (1971)
- Norfolk Community Foundation through Falgate Fund
Current projects in need of funding
Rapid Response Vehicles (RRV)
As we prepare to transition to 24/7 operation, we will need to purchase two additional rapid response vehicles to support the delivery of additional overnight shifts from our Norwich and Cambridge bases.
Each of these vehicles will support the delivery of around 600 missions per year.
Enquire
Patient Monitors
To support our the extension of our operating hours to 24/7, we must upgrade or replace several key pieces of equipment which are nearing the end of their lifespan. Of greatest importance are patient monitors, which enable us to deliver the enhanced level of care that makes our work so effective and are essential to every single one of our missions.
Enquire
Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) Training
All of our specially trained doctors undertake a 7-8-day residential course in Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM). The course takes trainees through situations like those they are likely to encounter as Air Ambulance medics, such as carrying out complex clinical procedures in challenging settings, such as on a road or railway, in water, collapsed buildings, confined spaces, or at height.
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Flight Helmets
All safety helmets, including those worn by our crews, have an expiration date as the materials get less reliable with age. Over the course of next few years, beginning in early 2019, we will need to replace several of these vital pieces of safety equipment as they approach the end of their lifespan.
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