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Top prize£5,000
2nd prize£1,000
3rd prize£500
4th prize£200
5th prizes£5 x 100

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EAAA treat an average of 6 patients every day

With your support, our crews bring life-saving critical care to patients across East Anglia.

During the 71 days the raffle is live, we’ll treat around 426 people.

The six stories here show just some of the emergencies we respond to every day.

Jonathan

In September 2022, 36-year-old Jonathan suffered a life-threatening medical emergency in the middle of the night at his home in Peterborough. EAAA’s Anglia Two (Cambridge) crew gave Jonathan an emergency anaesthetic, before intubating and ventilating him ready for a transfer to Addenbrooke’s Hospital. The critical care interventions that the EAAA crew provided at scene were essential steps in helping Jonathan to survive.

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Mark

Mark, a Type 1 diabetic, collapsed suffering with brain haemorrhage-induced seizures on Southwold beach during a family camping holiday. EAAA were tasked to the scene and, working with the Suffolk Accident Rescue Service, carried out specialist treatments to keep him stable before he was transferred by the EAAA helicopter to the James Paget Hospital for further treatment.

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Tope

Tope was taking part in her local Parkrun event when, a short distance in, she suffered a life-threatening cardiac arrest. The EAAA Anglia Two (Cambridge) crew put Tope into an induced coma to take over her breathing and protect her brain. This was an important step in making sure her chances of lasting damage were reduced.

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Kevan

When Kevan collapsed at home in Dereham, Norfolk EAAA’s Anglia One (Norwich) crew were tasked by helicopter to bring critical care directly to Kevan at the scene. They put him into an induced coma in order to protect his breathing and ensure his brain received oxygen before accompanying him to hospital by land ambulance.

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Steve

Steve was involved in a road traffic collision in Bedfordshire while out on his motorcycle, suffering catastrophic injuries. The EAAA Anglia Two (Cambridge) crew put him into an induced coma on the side of the road before airlifting him to the nearest Major Trauma Centre.

Read Steve's story in full

David

David and his wife Julia were visiting Norfolk in April 2023 when David suffered a cardiac arrest in the middle of the night. Julia called 999 and performed CPR to start David’s chain of survival. Arriving at the couple’s hotel by critical care car, the Anglia One (Norwich) crew gave David advanced care before accompanying him to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital by land ambulance for further treatment.

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Welcome to our Winter Raffle 2025!

East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) is a charity providing life-saving critical care 24/7 by air and road. From road traffic collisions to cardiac arrests to medical emergencies, the specialist doctors, critical care paramedics and pilots bring the advanced skills, equipment and medicine directly to you or your family, in the fastest time possible.

We receive no regular government funding and rely almost entirely on the public to keep us in the air and on the road.

Now is your chance to help our vital work and be in with a chance of winning unforgettable prizes in our Winter Raffle 2025.

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How to enter

Entering is easy - simply follow the steps below:

Click the 'enter now' button below, ensuring that you are at least 18 years old and a resident of Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales).

Select the amount of tickets you'd like to have, enter your details into the form and let us know how you'd like to hear from us.

Pay for your tickets by debit card and then sit back and relax - we'll let you know if you're a winner shortly after the draw on 9 December 2025.

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Raffle information

Tickets for the EAAA raffle cost £1 and entrants have a 1 in 5,511 chance of winning a prize based on the number of entries in the same draw last time.

In the Winter 2024 Raffle, EAAA received £148,765 in ticket sales, of which 73% when straight back to the charity, 6% was spent on prizes and 21% on expenses.

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