A FUNDRAISING campaign to support a lifesaving service is flying high.
The Midlands Air Ambulance Charity is giving people the chance to make a donation to have their names printed on one of the chevrons on its new H145 helicopter.
Each will take 400 names – and the first of the four has already been filled.
Emma Wood, head of fundraising and engagement for Midlands Air Ambulance Charity, said:
“We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has chosen to be a part of the High Flyers initiative.
“Every name represents someone who supports our lifesaving missions and believes in the work we do, serving as a constant reminder of the lives and communities we are here to serve.
“Filling the first chevron is a significant moment for us – and with three more to go, we hope this milestone encourages even more people to get involved.
“To date, supporters have chosen names to celebrate significant birthdays, weddings, the births of grandchildren as well as paying lasting tributes to loved ones no longer here.
“We are also aware of community groups who are fundraising to have the name of their group included.”
To find out more about the High Flyers campaign visit highflyers.midlandsairambulance.com.
