WHY DONATE

Help us save lives, one piece of equipment at a time

Your support enables the purchase of vital equipment used during our rescue and medical transport missions.

Blue emergency oxygen bag with yellow accents, partially unzipped showing a white oxygen cylinder inside.

With a €5 monthly donation

€5 per month helps ensure that oxygen is safely delivered to patients in respiratory distress.

Red emergency medical bag with yellow and gray reflective markings and yellow handles.

With a €30 monthly donation

€30 per month helps ensure that our emergency bags are fully equipped on board our airborne intensive care units.

Open yellow emergency medical bag with organized compartments and supplies.

With a €45 donation

€45 helps ensure our teams are properly equipped for pediatric emergencies.

Portable medical monitor displaying heart rate and vital signs with connected devices.

With a €60 monthly donation

€60 helps fund our patient monitoring system and enhances the quality of care we provide.

Robotic device performing CPR on a mannequin with a person in high-visibility clothing in the background.

With a €20 monthly donation

€20 can help save a patient’s life with the Corpuls CPR, a unique mechanical chest compression device.

Red Hamilton ventilator machine with digital display and attached breathing tube on white background.

With a €250 donation

€250 helps fund a smart transport ventilator that delivers oxygen to patients during flight.

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BENEFITS

Why support FLAR?

You Help Save Lives

Your donation enables emergency medical flights that respond when every second counts. With your support, our rescue teams stay ready to intervene for anyone in critical need — maybe even someone close to you, one day.

Rescue worker in a red helmet standing on grass near a white helicopter with spinning rotor blades.

You Equip Critical Rescue Operations

Your contribution helps fund essential medical equipment and maintain our air rescue fleet. This ensures that every helicopter and air ambulance takes off with the tools needed to stabilize, treat, and save patients.

Rescue workers transporting medical equipment on a stretcher near a red and blue helicopter on a helipad.

You Make Continuous Emergency Readiness Possible

Thanks to donors, we can guarantee a 24/7 operational rescue service. Your support keeps highly trained crews, advanced medical care, and aircraft available at all times — because emergencies don’t wait.

Blue and red medical helicopter lifting off from a helipad under a cloudy sky.
Avantages

Giving also gives back: your donations may be tax-deductible

When you support the FLAR Foundation, you do much more than help our teams save lives: you also benefit from a tax advantage recognized by the Luxembourg government. In other words, your solidarity can also help reduce your taxes.

How it works?

Germany
England
Austria
Belgium
France
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
Switzerland

In Germany, donations to recognized public-benefit organizations can be tax-deductible up to 20% of annual taxable income. Your contribution can therefore reduce your taxable income and lower the final amount of tax you pay.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 30%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In the United Kingdom, donations to charities may qualify for Gift Aid, which increases the value of your donation through tax relief. Higher-rate taxpayers may also claim additional tax relief through their tax return.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example for a higher-rate taxpayer using Gift Aid.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
£150
approx. £37
£113
£200
approx. £50
€150
£500
approx. £125
€375

In Austria, donations to recognised organisations may be tax-deductible up to 10% of annual income. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income and the final tax payable.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 30%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In Belgium, donations to recognized organizations may entitle donors to a 30% tax reduction on the donated amount. Donations generally need to reach at least €40 per year to qualify for this tax benefit.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on the standard 30% tax reduction.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In France, donations to organizations serving the public interest entitle donors to a 66% tax reduction on the amount donated, up to 20% of taxable income. Your contribution may therefore cost significantly less than the amount donated.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on the standard 66% tax reduction.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €99
€51
€200
approx. €132
€68
€500
approx. €330
€170

In Liechtenstein, donations to public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible under certain conditions.This deduction may reduce your taxable income and the tax payable.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on an estimated tax benefit of about 20%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
CHF 150
approx. CHF 30
CHF 120
CHF 200
approx. CHF 40
CHF 160
CHF 500
approx. CHF 100
CHF 400

In Luxembourg, donations to recognised public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible. To qualify, donations must generally reach at least €120 per year, and the total deductible amount cannot exceed 20% of taxable income or €1,000,000. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income and the final amount of tax you pay.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 40%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €60
€90
€200
approx. €80
€120
€500
approx. €200
€300

In Monaco, individuals generally do not pay personal income tax. However, donations remain a meaningful way to support important causes.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
—
€150
€200
—
€200
€500
—
€500

In the Netherlands, donations to certain recognised organisations may be tax-deductible. Different rules may apply depending on whether the donation is periodic or one-off.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 37%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €55
€95
€200
approx. €74
€126
€500
approx. €185
€315

In Switzerland, donations to public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible within certain limits, depending on federal and cantonal rules. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on an estimated tax benefit of about 20%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
CHF 150
approx. CHF 30
CHF 120
CHF 200
approx. CHF 40
CHF 160
CHF 500
approx. CHF 100
CHF 400

These amounts are provided for guidance only: the tax benefit depends on your personal situation, your country of residence and the applicable legislation. We recommend that you verify the conditions with your tax authorities or your tax advisor.

Donate easily
Avantages

Giving also gives back: your donations may be tax-deductible

When you support the FLAR Foundation, you do much more than help our teams save lives: you also benefit from a tax advantage recognized by the Luxembourg government. In other words, your solidarity can also help reduce your taxes.

How it works?

Germany
England
Austria
Belgium
France
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
Switzerland

In Germany, donations to recognized public-benefit organizations can be tax-deductible up to 20% of annual taxable income. Your contribution can therefore reduce your taxable income and lower the final amount of tax you pay.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 30%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In the United Kingdom, donations to charities may qualify for Gift Aid, which increases the value of your donation through tax relief. Higher-rate taxpayers may also claim additional tax relief through their tax return.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example for a higher-rate taxpayer using Gift Aid.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
£150
approx. £37
£113
£200
approx. £50
€150
£500
approx. £125
€375

In Austria, donations to recognised organisations may be tax-deductible up to 10% of annual income. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income and the final tax payable.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 30%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In Belgium, donations to recognized organizations may entitle donors to a 30% tax reduction on the donated amount. Donations generally need to reach at least €40 per year to qualify for this tax benefit.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on the standard 30% tax reduction.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €45
€105
€200
approx. €60
€140
€500
approx. €150
€350

In France, donations to organizations serving the public interest entitle donors to a 66% tax reduction on the amount donated, up to 20% of taxable income. Your contribution may therefore cost significantly less than the amount donated.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on the standard 66% tax reduction.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €99
€51
€200
approx. €132
€68
€500
approx. €330
€170

In Liechtenstein, donations to public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible under certain conditions.This deduction may reduce your taxable income and the tax payable.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on an estimated tax benefit of about 20%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
CHF 150
approx. CHF 30
CHF 120
CHF 200
approx. CHF 40
CHF 160
CHF 500
approx. CHF 100
CHF 400

In Luxembourg, donations to recognised public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible. To qualify, donations must generally reach at least €120 per year, and the total deductible amount cannot exceed 20% of taxable income or €1,000,000. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income and the final amount of tax you pay.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 40%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €60
€90
€200
approx. €80
€120
€500
approx. €200
€300

In Monaco, individuals generally do not pay personal income tax. However, donations remain a meaningful way to support important causes.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
—
€150
€200
—
€200
€500
—
€500

In the Netherlands, donations to certain recognised organisations may be tax-deductible. Different rules may apply depending on whether the donation is periodic or one-off.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on a taxpayer with an estimated marginal tax rate of about 37%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
€150
approx. €55
€95
€200
approx. €74
€126
€500
approx. €185
€315

In Switzerland, donations to public-benefit organisations may be tax-deductible within certain limits, depending on federal and cantonal rules. Your contribution may therefore reduce your taxable income.

You make a vital contribution… for less than you might think.

Illustrative example based on an estimated tax benefit of about 20%.

Amount given
Estimated tax benefit
Actual cost to you
CHF 150
approx. CHF 30
CHF 120
CHF 200
approx. CHF 40
CHF 160
CHF 500
approx. CHF 100
CHF 400

These amounts are provided for guidance only: the tax benefit depends on your personal situation, your country of residence and the applicable legislation. We recommend that you verify the conditions with your tax authorities or your tax advisor.

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