Saving lives is a team effort, are you in?
Donate now and help Cornwall Air Ambulance save lives every day and keep families together. Every penny counts, whether it’s a one-off donation or you’d like to support with a regular donation every month.
"Thank you for helping to save lives."
Single donations are made through the fundraising website JustGiving. Clicking donate will take you through to the Cornwall Air Ambulance page where you can choose how much you would like to give.
Gift in your will
One in three air ambulance missions is funded by gifts in wills. Any size gift, large or small, will make a difference.
Phone
If you prefer to make a donation over the phone with a debit card please call us on 01637 889926.
Hold an Event
Hold an event in aid of Cornwall Air Ambulance and donate in person, online or by bank transfer.
Gift Aid
Did you know that we can claim an extra 25p for each £1 that you give us? It’s called Gift Aid and comes from the government so does not cost you extra.
How else can I support?
Gift in Wills
One in every three rescue missions we fly is funded by people like you remembering this charity in their Will. Any size of gift, large or small, will make a difference. It’s a wonderful way you can help save lives, irrespective of your income. Your gift will be the fuel that powers the helicopter on a lifesaving mission, the medical equipment that helps the paramedics deliver the best treatment, the kit that keeps the crew safe.
Read MoreCharity Shops
In our charity shops volunteers sort and steam donated clothing, they dress the windows and serve customers. It’s a varied and social role that is good fun.
Read MoreHQ Support
At the Newquay airbase volunteers help the fundraising team by doing varied computer work such as database updates and research and some man reception.
Events
Volunteers represent the charity at fundraising events in a variety of roles such as running tombolas, guiding parking and serving refreshments.
Read MoreVolunteers
Volunteers help us spread the news about our lifesaving work by giving talks to community groups and they also collect cheques on the charity’s behalf.
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