Our 30th Anniversary
This year, our charity marks 30 years of saving lives. The Duke of Cambridge is the Patron of the campaign. See how you can help us celebrate and reflect with us on the last three decades.
Where are you now?
It's been 30 years since we started saving lives and we'd love to reconnect and hear from our former patients and their loved ones. Join our Facebook Group Where are you now? and share your story.
Patient Stories
Read our patients’ stories to learn more about the care London’s Air Ambulance provides on-scene, and the impact that this has on our patients, their families and their recoveries.
Where are you now
We have created a Facebook Group called London's Air Ambulance - Where are you now? to…
Picking up the pieces - podcast
In our 30 years saving lives our advanced medical trauma team have become world leaders…
Yair
On 7th April 2016 Yair had a decision to make. He could carry on cycling straight home or he could…
"To us, the team at London’s Air Ambulance are absolute heroes. My son wouldn’t be alive today if it wasn’t for this life saving charity…"
Get Involved
There are a number of ways you can support London’s Air Ambulance Charity such as holding a fundraising event in your local community, joining our weekly lottery with the chance of winning £1,000 or joining us as a volunteer.
Fundraising
There are many different ways to support London’s Air Ambulance in your local area, whether you would like to hold an event of your own, host a collection pot, or fundraise through your school or community group.
Lottery
Join our weekly lottery draw and have the chance to win our top prize of £1,000. By joining you also provide us with a vital source of regular income and enable us to maintain our life-saving service.
Hold a Tea Party
My Life Saving Tea Party is a perfect way to have a lot of fun with your friends, family, colleagues and community while raising money to keep saving lives.
Who we are
London’s Air Ambulance is the charity that delivers an advanced trauma team to London’s most seriously injured patients. Using a helicopter from 08:00 to sunset, and rapid response cars at night or in adverse weather situations, London’s Air Ambulance brings the hospital to the patient when time is critical.
Events and Fundraising
Whether you want to run, cycle, abseil or take part in another personal challenge to raise money, we would love for you to get involved and help us treat an average of five patients every day.
London's Air Ambulance Helipad Abseil 2019
In 2019 we will need another round of fearless fundraisers to launch themselves from the highest rooftop helipad in Europe. Join the London's Air Ambulance abseil team and descend The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel from 17 floors up. The free hang aspect (no body contact with the wall!) only adds to the sense of exhilaration as you experience the East London skyline from a whole…
Royal Parks Half Marathon 2019
The stunning 13.1 mile route takes in the Capital’s world-famous landmarks on closed roads, and four of London’s eight Royal Parks – Hyde Park, Green Park, St James’s Park and Kensington Gardens.
Sponsor a friend
If someone you know has set up an online fundraising page to raise money for us, you can help them reach their target by donating directly to their page
Set Up a Fundraising Page
Got an idea for a fundraising event that’s not featured on our website? Perhaps you want to arrange your own event at your local school, workplace or sports club? Or have you signed up to a charity run or charity cycle? Set up your fundraising page and start fundraising today.
Donate today
Without the support of the community it would not be possible to continue our life saving work. Your donation today could save the life of a loved one tomorrow.
News & Stories
The Duke of Cambridge becomes Patron of our 30th anniversary campaign
The Duke of Cambridge has today become Patron of London's Air Ambulance's 30th …
Mission statistics for 2018 released
Today we are releasing our mission statistics for 2018 in order to raise awareness of the work we…
Smithy Street Primary School visits our charity
Last week, we were delighted to host girls from Smithy Street Primary School to learn about the…