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Home > Leadership > Midlands Air Ambulance Charity launches new ‘Flight Patrons’ scheme
Leadership 29 May 2025

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity launches new ‘Flight Patrons’ scheme

James Devonshire29 May 2025Updated:29 May 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
Left to right: Wall James Chappell, Pallet-track, Kelly Plant hire, M6Toll, Sierra 57 Consult, ISO Quality Services Ltd, Tipton and Coseley Building Society. Image credit: Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity has launched a new initiative, Flight Patrons, at an event held at its Cosford airbase on 19 May.

Flight Patrons is an opportunity for businesses to engage more closely with the charity by supporting the vitally important ongoing advanced training, development and operational costs of its critical care paramedics.

Through a two-year commitment of £3,750 a year, the Flight Patrons scheme creates a tangible way of fulfilling ESG commitments for businesses by directly supporting the essential professional development of a cohort of critical care paramedics.

Participation in Flight Patrons offers a closer relationship with Midlands Air Ambulance Charity. Businesses will receive exclusive updates from the critical care paramedics involved in the scheme, as well as priority booking for events and volunteering opportunities.

“We’re delighted to have launched Flight Patrons at our event on 19th May. It was a great opportunity to engage with the founding patrons of the scheme and introduce others to the benefits of this unique initiative. Corporate partnerships are an essential force keeping us in the air, and we’re grateful for every business that has helped to raise awareness of our charity.

“That’s why we created Flight Patrons – to provide a focused way to meet the ESG needs of businesses whilst supporting one of our most important areas: the continued training and development of our highly skilled critical care paramedics.”

Pam Batson, corporate partnerships manager at Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.

James Cloke, critical care paramedic at Midlands Air Ambulance Charity, added: “We work in some of the most challenging environments, and because of that, the standard of our training must be at the absolute highest level. Flight Patrons is a fantastic initiative, and I’d encourage any business that is interested in our charity to get in touch.”

The founding Flight Patrons of the scheme are Barratt Homes, M6Toll, Kelly Plant Hire, Pallet-Track, Lord Combustion, ISO Quality Services Ltd, EBC, Wall James Chappell, Tipton & Coseley Building Society and Sierra 57 Consult.


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