How we intend to accomplish it all:
Mercy Xpress will use what is referred to as "cabin-class" multi-engine aircraft. They tend to be larger than most of the aircraft used to make these types of flights and typically are not grounded due to bad weather. They are also pressurized, so as to provide passengers with the highest level of comfort possible. This is not always the case when using other forms of public benefit transportation.
"This is the yucky part. I can't wait to go home in the fun airplane."
Up front, the pilots are fully licensed by the FAA and have thousands of hours flying every thing from company executives and over-night cargo, to critical care patients via air ambulance. With constant training for the pilots and regular maintenance for the airplanes, we can assure both the supporters of Mercy Xpress and the passengers we fly, that each and every flight we make, is as safe or safer than other forms of private or public air transportation. As you can see, Mercy Xpress is positioned to fill the gaps in the current system especially when it comes to the rural areas that are currently being under served.
We Need Your Help:
In order for Mercy Xpress to become a reality, we need your help. Our goal for 2007 is to raise $150,000 dollars and it is only through your commitment and partnership that this can be done. Your financial support will help make a real difference by making Mercy Xpress a life-saving option for those in need of a little hope in the midst of despair.
The Benefits of Giving:
When it comes to charitable giving most people will tell you the best returns are not necessarily financial. You see, when we give, we also receive. Some will tell you it gives them a sense of freedom and purpose. Others will tell you of the "soul permeating", "warm and fuzzy" feeling they get and others will tell of the ten-fold returns they have received after giving unselfishly. As you can see, there are lots of good reasons for "why we should give", what's your reason for "not giving". Just remember.... money shouldn't be so important that you can't let it go.
"Thanks to your donation, my new friends also got to fly on a Mercy Xpress plane. 
Hey, can you find my mom?"
