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As the year winds down, now is the best time to donate to PALS. You'll not only be helping our mission, but you'll take advantage of the 2021 tax breaks.

PLEASE DONATE TODAY

Every bit helps. Thank You.

Sharon is an inspiration to so many in her community and her level of volunteer work is unprecedented. But when she was diagnosed with a rare cancer, it was the volunteer pilots at PALS that were able to help.

For Sharon, she needed to travel from Jacksonville to New York for treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Her first few trips were grueling and expensive. Obviously it the cost and burden of a commercial flight is enough, but add to that, lodging and meals in NYC and she quickly realized it was going to be unsustainable.

How is my donation used?

Patient AirLift Services is a nonprofit that arranges free flights for medical patients requiring medical diagnosis, treatment or follow-up who cannot afford or are unable to fly commercially.

Although the pilots and the use of their plane are on a volunteer basis, mission coordination, patient outreach and other related costs are not. Your donation helps continue our mission and connect patients with the free medical flights they need to obtain critical care.

PALS also arranges volunteer flights for family members of patients as compassionate missions, to ensure patients have support when they are away from home for long periods. PALS is proud to assist military personnel and their families with free flights to aid in the recovery and rehabilitation processes for our wounded veterans.

Who benefits from your donation?

Quinlee encourages all of us with her strength and courage

Since just 11 months old, Quinlee has been flying with PALS to receive medical treatment and she amazes us each time. She makes providing her with free medical flights rewarding in more ways than one.

Azran wasn’t going to let getting to the doctor keep him from getting better

Being born with a skeletal disorder, Azran required treatment in a facility over 12 hours away by car. That would be uncomfortable enough, but a full body brace would make it unbearable.

Theresa and Oscar were made to be together. Getting them together is where she needed help.

During Army Captain Theresa Reer’s service in Afghanistan she sustained severe injuries requiring help with daily activities.

When Nicolas was hit with an unexpected illness, PALS stepped in with unexpected kindness

Hard work in the restaurant business was normal for Nicolas. When he started slowing down due to an illness, he knew the real hard work was just beginning.