YORKSHIRE Air Ambulance (YAA) has received a £22,000 donation from Sovereign Health Care, marking another year of support from the not-for-profit health cash plan provider.
The donation follows a £19,000 contribution last year.
This year's donation is part of Bradford-based Sovereign Health Care's Community Programme, which is dedicated to the support of health initiatives that have a tangible influence on the Bradford community and West Yorkshire as a whole.
The funds will go towards essential operational costs, enabling YAA to continue its emergency response services across Yorkshire.
Sovereign Health Care has been a Principal Partner of YAA since 2001, with the Sovereign Health Care logo appearing on YAA's helicopters.
Sovereign chief executive, Neil McCallum, said: "Our Community Programme aims to support initiatives that make a real difference to the community, and YAA's work perfectly embodies this mission.
"It’s a privilege to support their critical services and see our contributions make a direct impact on community health."
Marianne Haworth, grants & trusts manager at YAA, said: "The ongoing partnership with Sovereign Health Care is invaluable. Their increased donation this year highlights their dedication to our cause and the communities we serve.”
More information about YAA can be found at www.yaa.org.uk.
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