Get your brew on!

The North West Air Ambulance Charity is very excited to launch its first integrated fundraising and engagement campaign, Brew with the Crew, during Air Ambulance Week.

Built on the northern obsession with drinking large amounts of tea, planning Brew with the Crew brought together teams from throughout the charity. It aims to be an easy activity for people to build into their day, drinking tea with their own crew and raising money for the charity’s lifesaving work.

The campaign launches throughout Air Ambulance Week, 10 – 16 September, at North West Air Ambulance Charity (NWAA) shops and other locations in the region. People are asked to hold their own Brew with the Crew the week of 15 – 21 October or throughout the year.

Heather Arrowsmith, NWAA Chief Executive, says: “We wanted to build a campaign that brought all of our teams together and involved everyone throughout the organisation. It’s been great to see people working alongside each other. All over a brew, of course!”

“Our crew love their brews too but they leave behind thousands of mugs of cold tea a year – not drunk because they’ve been called out on a potentially lifesaving mission. I’m sure the generous people of the North West will take Brew with the Crew to their hearts, just as they have with the crew themselves.”

We would love you to join us in having a Brew and raising funds for this fantastic cause.

To get your free Brew with the Crew pack, go to www.nwaa.net/bwtc or ring 0800 587 4570.

Best Wishes,

Deb Millican
Fundraiser for Cheshire & Wirral
North West Air Ambulance Charity, North Mersey Business Centre, Woodward Road, Knowsley, L33 7UY
07808706766

The North West Air Ambulance Charity’s helicopters fly 365 days a year, with the doctors and paramedics on board providing rapid treatment and hospital transfers to patients across the entire North West region each year – an area covering 5,500 square miles and 8 million people. Since it launched in 1999, the charity has flown more than 20,000 missions across the region, with the ambulance called out an average of five times a day, rising to ten in summer.

Just as many critically injured patients would not survive without the service that the charity provides, the North West Air Ambulance would not be here without the support of its community of fundraisers and partners. The charity is completely reliant on public and corporate donations to keep the North West’s Air Ambulance Charity helicopters operational and helping to save lives, needing to raise over £8 million a year to support its lifesaving service.

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