Cornwall Air Ambulance
As a proud Cornish brand, we believe in supporting local lifelines and it doesn’t get more life-saving than the Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust. This incredible charity provides rapid response critical care across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, delivering help when and where it’s needed most.
Our partnership with Cornwall Air Ambulance is built on community spirit, creativity, and a shared commitment to making a difference.
Why Cornwall Air Ambulance?
When every second counts, Cornwall Air Ambulance answers the call. Their helicopter crews reach people in rural or hard-to-access areas, often within minutes. Entirely funded by donations, they rely on the support of individuals, businesses, and community fundraising to stay airborne.
At St. Ewe, we’re passionate about keeping this vital service in flight because you never know when you, or someone you love, might need them.
The Great Cornish Egg & Spoon Race
In true St. Ewe style, we turned a classic game into a Guinness World Record!
Our Great Cornish Egg & Spoon Race saw our team take on a one-of-a-kind fundraising challenge to break the record for the longest egg and spoon race along the 300-mile length of the South West Coastal Path. It was fun, full of heart, and (most importantly!) it raised vital funds.
The funds raised from the race were split equally between Cornwall Air Ambulance and Hospitality Action, making a big difference to multiple causes we care deeply about.
Our Impact, Together
Since those early days, we’ve proudly grown into PCUK’s longest-standing corporate supporter, raising £100,000 through a mix of creativity, community spirit, and a splash of St. Ewe boldness.
But, what’s next?
We’re not stopping here. The fight against pancreatic cancer needs momentum, and we’re proud to play our part in fuelling it.
Our partnership with Pancreatic Cancer UK is more than a collaboration - it’s a commitment. To keep raising awareness. To keep fundraising. And to keep cracking on until everyone affected by this disease gets the support and hope they deserve.
