Raising funds for North West Air Ambulance - Help us make a difference

We held our Charity Am-Am Golf Tournament at Windermere Golf Club and held our raffle in August 2026.

The day was a great success and the £8,060.57 we raised between the golf, auction and raffle went a long way to help us achieve our fundraising aims.

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On 24th March 2025, Windermere Golf Club members Stephanie and Tim Matthews were involved in a serious road traffic collision that left them both with multiple injuries. Stephanie’s injuries were particularly severe, including significant pelvic trauma and a broken neck and it quickly became clear she needed urgent specialist care.

The North West Air Ambulance was on scene, and thanks to the skill and quick decision-making of the crew, Stephanie was safely transported to the Major Trauma Unit at Royal Preston Hospital.
That day showed us just how vital this service is.

The North West Air Ambulance operates 365 days a year across the region, relying entirely on charitable donations to keep flying. It costs over £18 million each year to provide this life-saving service.

To give something back, we are proud to support this incredible charity. With the backing of our Captains and WAGGS,
we hosted a Charity Golf Day at Windermere on Saturday 22nd August 2026 to help raise vital funds.

In addition to the golf day, we incorporated an auction on the day with the players bidding generously for the items that had been donated. We also held a raffle with many items generously donated by businesses and individuals.

We raised over £8000 for the North West Air Ambulance in August 2026.

Thank you for all the support we received, it will help save lives.
One day, it could be someone you know. Thank you.

"We owe an immense debt of gratitude to all the emergency services involved in helping us after our accident, and this is our way of giving something back - raising vital funds to support the lifesaving work of the North West Air Ambulance."

Stephanie Matthews (nee Clarke)