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Hi Folks

After discussions with central region member Steve Butler I have agreed to lend our support to an open event in aid of the Northampton & Warwickshire Air Ambulance.

The event will take place on Sunday 26th June at the Hilton Warwick and we're looking for Tipec owners to put on a display and take passengers for a short ride in return for a fee to the charity. The event will run from 10am till 2pm.

All Porsche drivers will get a free lunch

If you're willing and able to help please drop me an email or PM and advise whether you are willing to carry out short passenger rides so I know what we will be able to do on the day.

Thanks

Paul

Thanks Paul

We are looking for around 20 cars to attend, we only require a few to offer rides for a donation.

The family fun day part starts from 11am so if the cars can be here around 10.00am we can get them positioned and all set up. there will be a buffet lunch for all exhibitors

WNAA receives no funding from the Government or the National Lottery to keep the service flying. It relies entirely on voluntary donations from local companies, organisations and communities. Therefore your help is vital for us to continue to service our communities and save lives.

The average cost per mission is around £1400 and the annual basic running cost of the service is over £1.7 million. Currently only able to operate in daylight hours due to the restrictive leasing costs of flying at night, WNAA aims to become the first service in the UK to operate 24 hours per day.

Please come and support this worthy cause

http://www.wnaa.co.uk/home.html

A very worthy cause

I attended two club events last year at which the air ambulance had to be present, once on site and once near by.

Can't see why anyone would not want to support such a worthy cause

One day I, or any one of us, might need a helicopter trip to hospital

So much for politics and politicians

No prizes for guessing what I will be doing on 26th June

mymerak wrote:A very worthy cause
No prizes for guessing what I will be doing on 26th June

Buying me a beer over lunch possibly

I've posted this elsewhere to try and get the additional motors

garyw

Thanks Guys for all the help

I have supported the NWAA for the last 5 years now, and with the help from company i have raised over 12k. I was asked by NWAA if we could arrange a few Porches to turn up for this event, i think this will blow them away

Thanks again for your support

Steve

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

I too have been to events where the air ambulance has been in attendance - one of the events was in supprt of the air ambulance!!

I wish so much I could attend this, but I will be in Manchester at my step-daughter's wedding reception. So sorry.

This is a truly worthy cause.

This sunday....
See you there... might pop down the road to Supercar Sunday after..

garyw

Just a reminder, if we can all be there just before 10am

See you all there and again tahnk you for the support, weather looks good

i will be there

Mike

If any of you guys want to come down to SCS at Gaydon after your fundraising, I am happy to share any tickets I have left.

Please all come together and I will meet you in the top car park before the slip road down to the show.

My number is 07500 332790

Wow! It turned out to be a warm day, I'm sure people were only coming out with me for the air-conditioning

I was planning on going down to SupercarSunday but had friends who'd travelled a way to support the event who turned up at about 2.30, so had a beer with them ...I don't think that best pleased Graham who'd waitied for me ( sorry about that Graham )
Good time for a chat today and nice to catch up with people..

garyw

I would just like to say a big thank you to all the guys that turned up at te event, great company and nice cars, shame we did not do that many rides, guess it was the heat

A big thanks to Gary for taking me out in his 997 Turbo, awesome mate i want one

I have just benn told that we managed to collect £87 so not a bad day to a worthy cause.

I will post some pics up laters

Oh and a big thanks to Paul for helping get the cars