For as little as £2 per month, you could become a life-saver.
A regular gift gives our critical care teams dependable support they can count on, helping us plan ahead and stay ready for the next call.
Whether you choose to give £2, £5, £10 or more each month, your support adds up to something incredibly important: life-saving care when it is needed most.
When someone is critically ill or seriously injured, every second matters.
Regular giving enables us to plan, giving us sustainable long-term income. This gives us the confidence to adapt and change our service to support our region the best way we can, using the latest innovations and techniques.
Simple, flexible support that helps us plan ahead and keep our crews ready.
Choose what works for you and change or cancel whenever you need to.
Set it up once and your regular support continues automatically.
Be part of a community helping keep our critical care teams ready.
Your regular support helps fund the people and equipment behind every mission.
Reliable monthly income helps us plan confidently for the future.
A small gift each month can add up to something incredibly important. Here’s what your support could help fund over the course of a year.
A vital piece of equipment used to help stabilise patients with serious pelvic injuries at the scene.
Specialist footwear helps protect our critical care teams as they work in challenging environments across the region.
A specialist device that helps our clinicians rapidly deliver vital medicines and fluids in an emergency.
Help us save lives at no extra cost to you. Every donation you make could be worth 25% more by just choosing to Gift Aid it.
Gift Aid is a scheme administered by HM Revenue and Customs, allowing us to claim 25p for every £1 you donate. So, for example, if you donate £20, we can claim an extra £5, making your gift worth £25.
Your regular support helps make this possible, keeping our critical care teams ready to respond when someone needs us most.
Annual operating cost
Incidents attended in 2025/26
Daily operating cost
Regular giving
Following her rescue, Claire signed up to the Regular Giving programme GNAAS offers along with raising funds for the charity. She said: “Without their fast response, I could have lost my foot. It blows my mind that such a vital service is run as a charity and I want to do all I can to …
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Patient story
Ian McCrickard, 51, and his sons Jack McCrickard, 14, and Harry, 11, were at the centre of a major emergency response following the road traffic collision on the A5086 near Deanscales in October 2018. Ian was trapped in the car for an hour and 45 minutes, and his son Jack also needed to be released …
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Regular giving
Recalling the incident Steven said: “It was on the A66, I was a passenger of a work van – we were driving down to a job between Penrith and Keswick. “A van on the other side of the road had been overtaken which caused us to swerve and hit the kerb. “We then slid onto …
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Patient story
Corey Russell, 19, had been on a night out with his friends and was walking back to his home in Croxdale when he was involved in a collision with a car on 3 September 2023. His mother, Claire Russell, 43, said: “He wasn’t meant to be going out because he had a fishing competition the …
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Regular giving
John Wilson, 70, who is originally from Bolton, Appleby, required the help of the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) in October 2009 following a fall from his roof while trying to repair his chimney. He said: “My first wife was seven months into recovery from open heart surgery and advised me strongly not to …
Read moreYour monthly gift gives our critical care teams dependable support they can count on, helping us plan ahead and continue providing life-saving care.
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