Air ambulance charity that serves Maldon district will hold Christmas sing-a-long online

By The Editor

7th Sep 2021 | Local News

Air ambulance critical care paramedics Chris Keeliher and Lou Rosson
Air ambulance critical care paramedics Chris Keeliher and Lou Rosson

The air ambulance that serves Maldon district is to hold a free Christmas online event.

To recognise the support the charity has received from the people and businesses of the area during the pandemic, staff have created an Online Christmas Celebration for Thursday, 17 December.

Kerry Russell, Head of Events at the charity, said: "Although we can't gather in person this year, our virtual event will be a fantastic festive celebration for everyone to enjoy safely at home.

"It has been a challenging year for everyone, but thanks to our amazing supporters the charity's critical care teams have still been there 24/7 for the people of Essex, Hertfordshire and beyond, helping to keep more families together this Christmas.

"To say a big 'thank you' to our wonderful supporters, we have created our very first Online Christmas Celebration, and we would be delighted if as many people as possible could join us."

The evening will include contributions from patients, crew, staff and volunteers. From the comfort of your own home you'll be able to enjoy festive songs, unique readings, a look behind the scenes at the work of your local air ambulance and a personal message from Essex and Herts Air Ambulance CEO Jane Gurney.

Kerry Russell added: "Nobody else will be able to see or hear you, so feel free to sing along with all the songs!"

The Online Christmas Celebration takes place on Thursday, 17 December at 7.30pm. To register for a free ticket and to find out more visit the charity's website at the link here.

     

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