Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
You can download any of our digital resources including posters, traditional sponsor forms and our fundraising pack here. We can also provide physical resources such as fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
How can I make my donation after my fundraiser is over?
Please visit here for more details on how to hand your donation over to us.
Can I send in a cash donation?
We kindly ask that you don’t send cash donations through the post. If you’re given cash gifts by family and friends, please contact us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm), or send us a message via here and we will advise you how to forward your donation by different means.
Can I add Gift Aid to an in-memory donation?
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of an in memory donation to charity. If you are a UK taxpayer, the charity can claim 25p on every £1 donated from the Government at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid can only be claimed on personal remembrance donations. So if you’re organising a collection or sponsored event in memory, individual donors will need to sign a Gift Aid declaration if they want us to reclaim the tax on their contribution.
Gift Aid cannot be claimed on:
- Donations on behalf of a group of people
- Collections (unless individual donors complete a Gift Aid donation).
To sign up for Gift Aid, please complete our online Gift Aid form
Do I need to tell you about my in-memory collection?
Letting us know of your plans means we can look out for donations and ensure they’re correctly attributed to the tribute in memory of your loved one. If we’re not aware of your collection, it may be difficult to identify all the contributions and give you an idea of how much has been raised.
How do I donate or pay my in-memory collection?
Whether you’re sending in a collection or making a personal or company donation, here are all the details you need.
Link to single/ monthly donation page
Please be sure to let us know your gift is in memory, and your loved one’s name, so we can record your tribute properly.
To donate by cheque: please send your donation to, Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, 94 Halftown Road, Lisburn BT27 5RF
Please enclose a covering letter letting us know who you are commemorating and, if possible, the name of the individual or funeral director who is organising the collection. This will help us make sure your gift is added to the right collection.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
Who can I speak to about my membership?
To personally discuss your Club AANI membership with us, please call us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
What methods can I use to pay to become a Club AANI member?
You can pay for your Club AANI membership by debit or credit card, or by setting up a monthly or annual Direct Debit.
What is the minimum monthly donation to become a Club AANI member?
Beginning at £10 a month, you can become one of our valued Club AANI members.
Why should I make a Will?
If you don’t have a Will, your estate will be divided according to the law when you die. This could mean that your wishes are not carried out as you would want them to be. Having a Will, especially one written by a professional, is the only way of ensuring that your loved ones and chosen charities will be remembered as you wish.
I already have a Will but I would like to update it?
Guidance on updating an existing Will (correct as of January 2025)
If you need to change your Will, there are two options:
- Add a codicil, which is an official alteration to your Will
- Make a new Will
A codicil allows for minor alterations to be made to a Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as a Will, and should be stored with your Will.
For major changes you should make a new Will. The new Will should explain that it revokes (officially cancels) all previous Wills and codicils.
We would encourage you to discuss this with your solicitor or will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Do I need a solicitor to make a Will?
We would encourage you to discuss your Will with your solicitor or a Will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your Will is valid. A properly drafted Will can help reduce the amount of tax payable on your estate and increase the value of the assets that you pass on to the people you care about.
I need help with my Will, what support do we offer?
Air Ambulance NI is not able to offer legal advice with writing a Will but will be able to assist with simple queries.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
We can provide fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you free of charge. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I cash donations to my JustGiving page to keep my overall total updated?
Yes, you can add any cash donations you receive by adding an ‘offline’ donation or by making an online donation with your own debit card.
I would like to have a cheque presentation handover after my fundraiser is complete, is this possible?
Yes, we want to thank you for your amazing fundraising support. We can arrange a cheque presentation with you and a charity representative at a time and location that suits both. Please contact us via 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
I have a cash donation that I would like to donate to the charity, how do I do this?
Please get in contact with our team by phoning 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can Gift Aid be claimed on money raised from fundraising events?
Donations not eligible for Gift Aid are those made with a company’s money or other people’s money. This includes amounts raised through fundraising events (e.g. coffee morning, tractor run etc).
If I donate by card, how long will it take for the charity to receive my donation?
If you make a donation via debit or credit card, it will take up to 30 days to process your donation. This is in case you change your mind or have donated to the wrong charity.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
You can download any of our digital resources including posters, traditional sponsor forms and our fundraising pack here. We can also provide physical resources such as fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
How can I make my donation after my fundraiser is over?
Please visit here for more details on how to hand your donation over to us.
Can I send in a cash donation?
We kindly ask that you don’t send cash donations through the post. If you’re given cash gifts by family and friends, please contact us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm), or send us a message via here and we will advise you how to forward your donation by different means.
Can I add Gift Aid to an in-memory donation?
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of an in memory donation to charity. If you are a UK taxpayer, the charity can claim 25p on every £1 donated from the Government at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid can only be claimed on personal remembrance donations. So if you’re organising a collection or sponsored event in memory, individual donors will need to sign a Gift Aid declaration if they want us to reclaim the tax on their contribution.
Gift Aid cannot be claimed on:
- Donations on behalf of a group of people
- Collections (unless individual donors complete a Gift Aid donation).
To sign up for Gift Aid, please complete our online Gift Aid form
Do I need to tell you about my in-memory collection?
Letting us know of your plans means we can look out for donations and ensure they’re correctly attributed to the tribute in memory of your loved one. If we’re not aware of your collection, it may be difficult to identify all the contributions and give you an idea of how much has been raised.
How do I donate or pay my in-memory collection?
Whether you’re sending in a collection or making a personal or company donation, here are all the details you need.
Link to single/ monthly donation page
Please be sure to let us know your gift is in memory, and your loved one’s name, so we can record your tribute properly.
To donate by cheque: please send your donation to, Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, 94 Halftown Road, Lisburn BT27 5RF
Please enclose a covering letter letting us know who you are commemorating and, if possible, the name of the individual or funeral director who is organising the collection. This will help us make sure your gift is added to the right collection.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
Who can I speak to about my membership?
To personally discuss your Club AANI membership with us, please call us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
What methods can I use to pay to become a Club AANI member?
You can pay for your Club AANI membership by debit or credit card, or by setting up a monthly or annual Direct Debit.
What is the minimum monthly donation to become a Club AANI member?
Beginning at £10 a month, you can become one of our valued Club AANI members.
Why should I make a Will?
If you don’t have a Will, your estate will be divided according to the law when you die. This could mean that your wishes are not carried out as you would want them to be. Having a Will, especially one written by a professional, is the only way of ensuring that your loved ones and chosen charities will be remembered as you wish.
I already have a Will but I would like to update it?
Guidance on updating an existing Will (correct as of January 2025)
If you need to change your Will, there are two options:
- Add a codicil, which is an official alteration to your Will
- Make a new Will
A codicil allows for minor alterations to be made to a Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as a Will, and should be stored with your Will.
For major changes you should make a new Will. The new Will should explain that it revokes (officially cancels) all previous Wills and codicils.
We would encourage you to discuss this with your solicitor or will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Do I need a solicitor to make a Will?
We would encourage you to discuss your Will with your solicitor or a Will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your Will is valid. A properly drafted Will can help reduce the amount of tax payable on your estate and increase the value of the assets that you pass on to the people you care about.
I need help with my Will, what support do we offer?
Air Ambulance NI is not able to offer legal advice with writing a Will but will be able to assist with simple queries.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
We can provide fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you free of charge. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I cash donations to my JustGiving page to keep my overall total updated?
Yes, you can add any cash donations you receive by adding an ‘offline’ donation or by making an online donation with your own debit card.
I would like to have a cheque presentation handover after my fundraiser is complete, is this possible?
Yes, we want to thank you for your amazing fundraising support. We can arrange a cheque presentation with you and a charity representative at a time and location that suits both. Please contact us via 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
I have a cash donation that I would like to donate to the charity, how do I do this?
Please get in contact with our team by phoning 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can Gift Aid be claimed on money raised from fundraising events?
Donations not eligible for Gift Aid are those made with a company’s money or other people’s money. This includes amounts raised through fundraising events (e.g. coffee morning, tractor run etc).
If I donate by card, how long will it take for the charity to receive my donation?
If you make a donation via debit or credit card, it will take up to 30 days to process your donation. This is in case you change your mind or have donated to the wrong charity.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
You can download any of our digital resources including posters, traditional sponsor forms and our fundraising pack here. We can also provide physical resources such as fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
How can I make my donation after my fundraiser is over?
Please visit here for more details on how to hand your donation over to us.
Can I send in a cash donation?
We kindly ask that you don’t send cash donations through the post. If you’re given cash gifts by family and friends, please contact us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm), or send us a message via here and we will advise you how to forward your donation by different means.
Can I add Gift Aid to an in-memory donation?
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of an in memory donation to charity. If you are a UK taxpayer, the charity can claim 25p on every £1 donated from the Government at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid can only be claimed on personal remembrance donations. So if you’re organising a collection or sponsored event in memory, individual donors will need to sign a Gift Aid declaration if they want us to reclaim the tax on their contribution.
Gift Aid cannot be claimed on:
- Donations on behalf of a group of people
- Collections (unless individual donors complete a Gift Aid donation).
To sign up for Gift Aid, please complete our online Gift Aid form
Do I need to tell you about my in-memory collection?
Letting us know of your plans means we can look out for donations and ensure they’re correctly attributed to the tribute in memory of your loved one. If we’re not aware of your collection, it may be difficult to identify all the contributions and give you an idea of how much has been raised.
How do I donate or pay my in-memory collection?
Whether you’re sending in a collection or making a personal or company donation, here are all the details you need.
Link to single/ monthly donation page
Please be sure to let us know your gift is in memory, and your loved one’s name, so we can record your tribute properly.
To donate by cheque: please send your donation to, Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, 94 Halftown Road, Lisburn BT27 5RF
Please enclose a covering letter letting us know who you are commemorating and, if possible, the name of the individual or funeral director who is organising the collection. This will help us make sure your gift is added to the right collection.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
Who can I speak to about my membership?
To personally discuss your Club AANI membership with us, please call us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
What methods can I use to pay to become a Club AANI member?
You can pay for your Club AANI membership by debit or credit card, or by setting up a monthly or annual Direct Debit.
What is the minimum monthly donation to become a Club AANI member?
Beginning at £10 a month, you can become one of our valued Club AANI members.
Why should I make a Will?
If you don’t have a Will, your estate will be divided according to the law when you die. This could mean that your wishes are not carried out as you would want them to be. Having a Will, especially one written by a professional, is the only way of ensuring that your loved ones and chosen charities will be remembered as you wish.
I already have a Will but I would like to update it?
Guidance on updating an existing Will (correct as of January 2025)
If you need to change your Will, there are two options:
- Add a codicil, which is an official alteration to your Will
- Make a new Will
A codicil allows for minor alterations to be made to a Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as a Will, and should be stored with your Will.
For major changes you should make a new Will. The new Will should explain that it revokes (officially cancels) all previous Wills and codicils.
We would encourage you to discuss this with your solicitor or will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Do I need a solicitor to make a Will?
We would encourage you to discuss your Will with your solicitor or a Will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your Will is valid. A properly drafted Will can help reduce the amount of tax payable on your estate and increase the value of the assets that you pass on to the people you care about.
I need help with my Will, what support do we offer?
Air Ambulance NI is not able to offer legal advice with writing a Will but will be able to assist with simple queries.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
We can provide fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you free of charge. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I cash donations to my JustGiving page to keep my overall total updated?
Yes, you can add any cash donations you receive by adding an ‘offline’ donation or by making an online donation with your own debit card.
I would like to have a cheque presentation handover after my fundraiser is complete, is this possible?
Yes, we want to thank you for your amazing fundraising support. We can arrange a cheque presentation with you and a charity representative at a time and location that suits both. Please contact us via 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
I have a cash donation that I would like to donate to the charity, how do I do this?
Please get in contact with our team by phoning 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can Gift Aid be claimed on money raised from fundraising events?
Donations not eligible for Gift Aid are those made with a company’s money or other people’s money. This includes amounts raised through fundraising events (e.g. coffee morning, tractor run etc).
If I donate by card, how long will it take for the charity to receive my donation?
If you make a donation via debit or credit card, it will take up to 30 days to process your donation. This is in case you change your mind or have donated to the wrong charity.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
You can download any of our digital resources including posters, traditional sponsor forms and our fundraising pack here. We can also provide physical resources such as fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
How can I make my donation after my fundraiser is over?
Please visit here for more details on how to hand your donation over to us.
Can I send in a cash donation?
We kindly ask that you don’t send cash donations through the post. If you’re given cash gifts by family and friends, please contact us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm), or send us a message via here and we will advise you how to forward your donation by different means.
Can I add Gift Aid to an in-memory donation?
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of an in memory donation to charity. If you are a UK taxpayer, the charity can claim 25p on every £1 donated from the Government at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid can only be claimed on personal remembrance donations. So if you’re organising a collection or sponsored event in memory, individual donors will need to sign a Gift Aid declaration if they want us to reclaim the tax on their contribution.
Gift Aid cannot be claimed on:
- Donations on behalf of a group of people
- Collections (unless individual donors complete a Gift Aid donation).
To sign up for Gift Aid, please complete our online Gift Aid form
Do I need to tell you about my in-memory collection?
Letting us know of your plans means we can look out for donations and ensure they’re correctly attributed to the tribute in memory of your loved one. If we’re not aware of your collection, it may be difficult to identify all the contributions and give you an idea of how much has been raised.
How do I donate or pay my in-memory collection?
Whether you’re sending in a collection or making a personal or company donation, here are all the details you need.
Link to single/ monthly donation page
Please be sure to let us know your gift is in memory, and your loved one’s name, so we can record your tribute properly.
To donate by cheque: please send your donation to, Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, 94 Halftown Road, Lisburn BT27 5RF
Please enclose a covering letter letting us know who you are commemorating and, if possible, the name of the individual or funeral director who is organising the collection. This will help us make sure your gift is added to the right collection.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
Who can I speak to about my membership?
To personally discuss your Club AANI membership with us, please call us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
What methods can I use to pay to become a Club AANI member?
You can pay for your Club AANI membership by debit or credit card, or by setting up a monthly or annual Direct Debit.
What is the minimum monthly donation to become a Club AANI member?
Beginning at £10 a month, you can become one of our valued Club AANI members.
Why should I make a Will?
If you don’t have a Will, your estate will be divided according to the law when you die. This could mean that your wishes are not carried out as you would want them to be. Having a Will, especially one written by a professional, is the only way of ensuring that your loved ones and chosen charities will be remembered as you wish.
I already have a Will but I would like to update it?
Guidance on updating an existing Will (correct as of January 2025)
If you need to change your Will, there are two options:
- Add a codicil, which is an official alteration to your Will
- Make a new Will
A codicil allows for minor alterations to be made to a Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as a Will, and should be stored with your Will.
For major changes you should make a new Will. The new Will should explain that it revokes (officially cancels) all previous Wills and codicils.
We would encourage you to discuss this with your solicitor or will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Do I need a solicitor to make a Will?
We would encourage you to discuss your Will with your solicitor or a Will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your Will is valid. A properly drafted Will can help reduce the amount of tax payable on your estate and increase the value of the assets that you pass on to the people you care about.
I need help with my Will, what support do we offer?
Air Ambulance NI is not able to offer legal advice with writing a Will but will be able to assist with simple queries.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
We can provide fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you free of charge. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I cash donations to my JustGiving page to keep my overall total updated?
Yes, you can add any cash donations you receive by adding an ‘offline’ donation or by making an online donation with your own debit card.
I would like to have a cheque presentation handover after my fundraiser is complete, is this possible?
Yes, we want to thank you for your amazing fundraising support. We can arrange a cheque presentation with you and a charity representative at a time and location that suits both. Please contact us via 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
I have a cash donation that I would like to donate to the charity, how do I do this?
Please get in contact with our team by phoning 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can Gift Aid be claimed on money raised from fundraising events?
Donations not eligible for Gift Aid are those made with a company’s money or other people’s money. This includes amounts raised through fundraising events (e.g. coffee morning, tractor run etc).
If I donate by card, how long will it take for the charity to receive my donation?
If you make a donation via debit or credit card, it will take up to 30 days to process your donation. This is in case you change your mind or have donated to the wrong charity.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
You can download any of our digital resources including posters, traditional sponsor forms and our fundraising pack here. We can also provide physical resources such as fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
How can I make my donation after my fundraiser is over?
Please visit here for more details on how to hand your donation over to us.
Can I send in a cash donation?
We kindly ask that you don’t send cash donations through the post. If you’re given cash gifts by family and friends, please contact us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm), or send us a message via here and we will advise you how to forward your donation by different means.
Can I add Gift Aid to an in-memory donation?
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of an in memory donation to charity. If you are a UK taxpayer, the charity can claim 25p on every £1 donated from the Government at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid can only be claimed on personal remembrance donations. So if you’re organising a collection or sponsored event in memory, individual donors will need to sign a Gift Aid declaration if they want us to reclaim the tax on their contribution.
Gift Aid cannot be claimed on:
- Donations on behalf of a group of people
- Collections (unless individual donors complete a Gift Aid donation).
To sign up for Gift Aid, please complete our online Gift Aid form
Do I need to tell you about my in-memory collection?
Letting us know of your plans means we can look out for donations and ensure they’re correctly attributed to the tribute in memory of your loved one. If we’re not aware of your collection, it may be difficult to identify all the contributions and give you an idea of how much has been raised.
How do I donate or pay my in-memory collection?
Whether you’re sending in a collection or making a personal or company donation, here are all the details you need.
Link to single/ monthly donation page
Please be sure to let us know your gift is in memory, and your loved one’s name, so we can record your tribute properly.
To donate by cheque: please send your donation to, Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, 94 Halftown Road, Lisburn BT27 5RF
Please enclose a covering letter letting us know who you are commemorating and, if possible, the name of the individual or funeral director who is organising the collection. This will help us make sure your gift is added to the right collection.
Can I make a one-off annual payment, instead paying monthly?
Yes, you can pay your twelve months payment altogether in one lump sum via an annual Direct Debit beginning at £120 per annum.
Who can I speak to about my membership?
To personally discuss your Club AANI membership with us, please call us on 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm).
What methods can I use to pay to become a Club AANI member?
You can pay for your Club AANI membership by debit or credit card, or by setting up a monthly or annual Direct Debit.
What is the minimum monthly donation to become a Club AANI member?
Beginning at £10 a month, you can become one of our valued Club AANI members.
Why should I make a Will?
If you don’t have a Will, your estate will be divided according to the law when you die. This could mean that your wishes are not carried out as you would want them to be. Having a Will, especially one written by a professional, is the only way of ensuring that your loved ones and chosen charities will be remembered as you wish.
I already have a Will but I would like to update it?
Guidance on updating an existing Will (correct as of January 2025)
If you need to change your Will, there are two options:
- Add a codicil, which is an official alteration to your Will
- Make a new Will
A codicil allows for minor alterations to be made to a Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as a Will, and should be stored with your Will.
For major changes you should make a new Will. The new Will should explain that it revokes (officially cancels) all previous Wills and codicils.
We would encourage you to discuss this with your solicitor or will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Do I need a solicitor to make a Will?
We would encourage you to discuss your Will with your solicitor or a Will-writing professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your Will is valid. A properly drafted Will can help reduce the amount of tax payable on your estate and increase the value of the assets that you pass on to the people you care about.
I need help with my Will, what support do we offer?
Air Ambulance NI is not able to offer legal advice with writing a Will but will be able to assist with simple queries.
I have a special celebration coming up and would like to have donations to Air Ambulance NI, what materials will I be provided?
We can provide fundraising buckets, smaller collection boxes, balloons, plastic banners, donation envelopes and leaflets to you free of charge. We would ask that all buckets or boxes are returned to us after your fundraiser is over.
Can I add Gift Aid to any donations I receive?
You will have to ask each individual who makes a cash donation to complete a Gift Aid declaration or if it is an online donation, the donor can choose to add it there. Gift Aid should only be claimed when an eligible donor is making their own donation, not on behalf of someone else or a group.
Can I cash donations to my JustGiving page to keep my overall total updated?
Yes, you can add any cash donations you receive by adding an ‘offline’ donation or by making an online donation with your own debit card.
I would like to have a cheque presentation handover after my fundraiser is complete, is this possible?
Yes, we want to thank you for your amazing fundraising support. We can arrange a cheque presentation with you and a charity representative at a time and location that suits both. Please contact us via 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
I have a cash donation that I would like to donate to the charity, how do I do this?
Please get in contact with our team by phoning 028 9262 2677 (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm) or by sending us a message here.
Can I add Gift Aid to my donation?
Yes, you can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate as long as you’ve paid the UK basic rate of tax and have made the donation from your own funds.
Can Gift Aid be claimed on money raised from fundraising events?
Donations not eligible for Gift Aid are those made with a company’s money or other people’s money. This includes amounts raised through fundraising events (e.g. coffee morning, tractor run etc).
If I donate by card, how long will it take for the charity to receive my donation?
If you make a donation via debit or credit card, it will take up to 30 days to process your donation. This is in case you change your mind or have donated to the wrong charity.