Philanthropy and major giving

By making a significant gift you will be an integral part of EAAA’s life-saving team. You will transform our work by helping us plan ahead, enabling us to respond quickly to urgent need, and helping to develop our services to save more lives - together.

If you’d like to make a personal donation either directly, through your business, or via a trust or foundation, we’d love to discuss ways your generosity can make the biggest possible impact.

Please contact Head of Philanthropy, Conor McGeown, on conor.mcgeown@eaaa.org.uk or 07943 531855 to talk more.

If you’re considering leaving a gift in your Will, please contact our Gifts in Wills Manager, Lucy Day on lucy.day@eaaa.org.uk or 07908 767187 .

Download our Gifts in Wills guide

East Anglian Air Ambulance

With so many connections across East Anglia, both personally and professionally, supporting a charity as much needed as EAAA, in a significant way, just made sense for me and my business. I love hearing about areas of work which we’ve supported - it’s great knowing our donation really helps the charity deliver amazing results.

East Anglian Air Ambulance

— Tony Abel, Director, Abel Homes

Critical Care Paramedic giving blood product

Philanthropic gifts

Whether funding life-saving missions as a member of our Navigator programme, training local people with life-saving CPR skills, purchasing vital equipment, or funding the latest research in pre-hospital medicine, we can help make sure your gift supports the charity in the way which matters most to you.

Philanthropic gifts have:

As a major supporter, you will have a personal contact in the charity and will receive regular updates on the impact of your gift, the opportunity to visit our bases and meet the frontline teams, and exclusive invitations to events. We would love to discuss ways to recognise your gift when working with you to plan your donation.

To understand more about the difference you could make, please take a look at our latest Impact Report . You might also find our Annual Accounts helpful.

Dr Jeremy Mauger with guests

Tax effective giving

If you are a UK tax-payer, you can increase your gift by completing a Gift Aid declaration.

This could increase your gift by an additional 25%. If you are a higher rate taxpayer, you can claim back the difference between higher rate and basic rate tax on the value of your donation. For example, if you are a 40% rate taxpayer, you can claim back 25p in tax relief for every £1 you donate.

Critical Care Paramedics Luke and Page Chamberlain
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