Thanks to Linda Bean and her sister, Diana Bean, your gift to LifeFlight this year will have twice the impact. The Bean sisters have pledged to match every donation in the "Bean Match" campaign, dollar for dollar!
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Maine is a big place, with lots of people far away from critical emergency care. With its nimble helicopters, fast airplane and dedicated ground ambulances, LifeFlight can reach people in need, making Maine feel a little smaller.
In an effort to improve response time for scene calls involving remote snowmobile, ATV and recreational accidents, LifeFlight has teamed up with state and local agencies and clubs to establish landing zones along Maine’s extensive recreational trail system.
With help from generous grant funding, LifeFlight presents a series of one-day conferences across the state called Pediatric Patients on the Edge. Through state-of-the-art simulation, rural EMS and emergency medicine providers have an opportunity to practice rarely used but critical pediatric skills in a safe, hands-on environment. Click here for more information and to schedule a conference for your area.
Did you know LifeFlight uses a fixed wing airplane, in addition to its three helicopters? Click to learn more about N901LM, or Lima Mike for short.
Join us on June 13 to give blood and help LifeFlight and the American Red Cross save more lives.
LifeFlight's annual golf outing nets $22,000 for critical care training
It was a beautiful day for golf on June 17 when 140 golfers gathered at Martindale Country Club in Auburn for what might have been LifeFlight’s biggest golf tournament yet. After a final tally, the event raised more than $22,000! All of these funds are earmarked for crew education, training and professional development.
Your gift will have twice the impact!
We’re excited to share that longtime supporters Linda Bean and Diana Bean have pledged to match every donation made this year under the “Bean Match” campaign. That means when you make a gift in 2019 and mark it as a “Bean Match” donation, it will have double the impact on critical care transport in Maine.