AirHope Medical Missions

  • HOW AIR HOPE PROVIDES RELIEF

  • Air Hope specializes in short term, fly-in medical relief missions to Latin America and the Caribbean.

    Air Hope

Helping those in need with much needed medical relief

Air Hope's long weekend missions provide medical relief using short-term fly-in missions to Latin America and the Caribbean.

AirHope missions allow medical and flight volunteers the ability to participate with less disruption to their normal weekly work schedules, as well as opportunities for pilots and owners to use their aircraft, talents and love of flight for tremendous good.
AIRHOPE IS IN NEED OF:

  • • Pilots
  • • Aircraft Owners
  • • Medical Professionals
  • • Non Medical Volunteers
  • • Medical Suppliers
  • • Construction Material Suppliers
  • • Construction Laborers
  • • Food and Personal Item Suppliers
  • • Portable Shelter Suppliers
  • • Private Sponsors

    HOW YOU CAN HELP AIRHOPE

    Air Hope needs private and corporate partners to partially or fully sponsor future Air Hope mission trips, as well as volunteer pilots and/or donated aircraft:


    Become a sponsor of Air Hope. Contributions start at $500 for a partial sponsorship contribution, and go up to $4,000 for a full sponsorship contribution.



    Note: Be sure to note "Air Hope Sponsorship" in the "Designation Optional" field.


    Air Hope also needs qualified volunteer pilots to donate expertise and/or aircraft for use on future Air Hope mission trips. Pilots can donate their time or aircraft using the "Volunteer" button below:





FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


Do I have to be a Christian to volunteer with Air Hope?

Being a Christian is not a prerequisite for volunteering with Air Hope, but simply having the desire to love and care for others who are in need.


Are there qualifications for volunteering?

There are certain qualifications that exist for pilots, aircraft and medical personnel. To discuss the specific qualifications for these areas, please contact us. There are also many ways to volunteer that require no qualifications, so even if certain qualifying criteria cannot be met, other volunteer areas are available.


Is there a certain amount of participation that I must be willing to meet in order to volunteer?

No. Volunteer participation amount and frequency is up to the volunteer.


Why doesn't Air Hope utilize commercial airlines to transport medical personnel and supplies?

The use of volunteer private pilots and aircraft provides less personal expense for each traveling team member, allowing the greater use of mission donated funds for the medical needs of those being served and the potential assistance of flight costs for the volunteer pilots. The volunteer aircraft also reduces the restricting of mission effectiveness due to the changing schedules, cancellation issues and limited destinations associated with larger commercial airlines. Missions also include air supported disaster and general humanitarian relief missions to Latin America and the Caribbean as well as the continental United States. These private aircraft, with their ability to reach smaller interior airports, are utilized in the delivery of much needed, time sensitive supplies and personnel.


Is Operation Renewed Hope a 501(c)(3) non-profit?

Yes, Operation Renewed Hope is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations to Operation Renewed Hope may be tax deductible. Please contact us for more information.