Compassion Airlift provides free air transportation for patients who have both a financial need and a need for air travel for specialized medical treatment or rehabilitation not available near their home. Contact us if you need assistance.

If you’re a “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief, Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, or Indian Chief,” we can use your help. Visit the volunteer or contact us page for more information on becoming a Compassion Airlift volunteer.

Support Compassion Airlift

Compassion Airlift relies on private donations to help offset the cost of offering free air transportation to qualified patients. These flights are available only as long as resources permit. Please donate generously to ensure healthcare access for those in great need.

The Bonanza Angel: A Unique Plane For Charitable Flights

Our federally-approved stretcher system makes travel possible for patients who need to recline during flight.

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Take Part Throughout December

Each year, millions of people in the US—especially those of modest means and those who live in rural areas—cannot obtain crucial, but non-emergency medical care, due to transportation issues.*

YOU can help to ensure healthcare access for those in great need by making a generous donation to Compassion Airlift.

GivingTuesday is a global day dedicated to giving back to the community, and Compassion Airlift is raising much needed funds to help reach those individuals who need our services. We will continue our fundraising campaign through the end of December. Your donation to Compassion Airlift will have a positive impact on our ability to help others who need our services.

We thank you in advance for your generous support!

Compassion Airlift is a 100% volunteer-run, 501(c)(3) charity that provides patients free air transportation to medical facilities for specialized evaluation, diagnosis, treatment or rehabilitation not available near their home. Our pilots do this at no cost to the individuals we serve.

*www.hhnmag.com: “Addressing Transportation Issues Leads to Better Care” by Jennie Situ; 12/17

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