Christmas
Find out more about our festive events and ways to support us this Christmas
Festive events
Carols in the Abbey
📍 Bath Abbey
📆 Thursday 5 December, doors open at 6.15pm
Sponsored by Goodman Nash.
This festive evening will include carols from Prior Park School choir and the brilliant Chloe Jordan, led by our chaplain John Rees.
Carols in the Chapel
📍 Marlborough College Chapel (SOLD OUT)
📆 Thursday 12 December, doors open at 6.00pm
Sponsored by Perspective (South West) Ltd.
The perfect event to put you in the festive mood will include carols from A Splash of Red choir and the brilliant Chloe Jordan.
Christmas Market
📍 Wiltshire Air Ambulance airbase, Semington
📆 Thursday 21 November from 4pm
Join us for our second Christmas Market. Returning after a successful first year, we will be holding a bigger and better festive themed evening.
Twinkle + Give
Sponsor a light on our Christmas tree - which will be on show at the airbase - and help fund our lifesaving work on Christmas Day.
You can choose to add a message to the crew, support the Christmas Day team as a local business or light up the tree in memory of a loved one. You can also add a picture with your online donation.
The suggested donation is £20, and we need to raise £12,000 to help our crew fly this Christmas.
Shop Christmas
Christmas has been restocked on our Online Shop. Browse our range of iconic helicopter Christmas cards, or our beautiful festive cards now.
Christmas Raffle
Play our Christmas Raffle and you could be our £3,000 jackpot winner!
Plus if you enter before 14 November, you will be entered in to win a £100 Amazon voucher!
We rely on the kind generosity of people like you to help us raise the £4.5 million needed each year to keep us flying and saving lives.
Donate the cost of cards and postage
Send e-Cards this Christmas and donate the cost of cards and stamps to Wiltshire Air Ambulance.
A quick, easy and sustainable way of sending a card to someone you love and supporting your local air ambulance.
Wiltshire Air Ambulance needs £4.5 million a year to continue its lifesaving service