CalvinAir Helicopters and the Calvin Ayre Foundation Quickly Rescue Boy in Need
The Calvin Ayre Foundation and CalvinAir Helicopters worked together with the Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) to provide urgent medical support for 7-year-old G’Ani Bridgewater.
On May 27th, G’Ani and his parents were airlifted to Martinique for specialized treatment after financial challenges arose.
The Calvin Ayre Foundation covered nearly US$22,000 of the US$31,540 total cost, ensuring there were no delays in his care. Both organizations emphasized the importance of their partnership in addressing critical healthcare needs.
G’Ani’s parents expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the life-saving assistance they received.
This story was first published by Antigua News on May 30, 2025: antigua.news/2025/05/30/calvinair-helicopters-and-the-calvin-ayre-foundation-quickly-rescue-boy-in-need. © 2025 Antigua News. Republication without permission is not allowed.

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