Charity Partners

Halldale is proud to collaborate with a selection of respected charity partners for EATS 2024, underscoring our commitment to supporting meaningful causes within the aviation and simulation spaces. These organizations, chosen for their impactful work within their communities and beyond, align with Halldale’s values of innovation, education, and supporting wider industry initiatives.

Our charity partners will be present at EATS 2024, highlighting the work and opportunities they offer, and would welcome your support. Please take the time to meet with them and support them via donations.

Together, we can make a lasting difference, while advancing the key themes of training and safety that EATS represents.

HelpMeSee

The HelpMeSee mission is to restore vision to people living with severe visual impairment and blindness due to cataract worldwide. HelpMeSee is dedicated to the eradication of preventable cataracts by delivering innovative and scalable simulaton-based cataract surgical training globally.

Website: https://helpmesee.org
Donate: https://helpmesee.org/ways-to-help/

Wings for Warriors

Wings for Warriors is a UK registered charity, which gives wounded, injured or sick servicemen and women a future worth fighting for, by training them as professional pilots. Instead of a short term project or challenge, we provide our wounded warriors with the skills they need to achieve an exciting, rewarding and sustainable future for many years to come. We rebuild confidence, capabilities and pride and help veterans continue providing for their families well beyond the horizon.

Website: https://www.wings4warriors.org.uk
Donate: https://www.wings4warriors.org.uk/donate

Schools Aerospace Careers Programme (ACP)

The Schools’ Aerospace Careers Programme Charity exists to support all young people and educational establishments across the UK with external, independent, up-to-date careers advice in respect of engineering-based industries, especially aerospace, and aviation. It works with its industry partners and schools to provide its services free of charge as part of its charitable aim.

Website: https://aerospacecareersprogramme.co.uk

If you would like to find out more about these charities or get in touch with their representatives directly, please contact penny.mcgrigor@halldale.com.