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*AJN is a Hong Kong-registered non-profit

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Co-founders Lydia and Abby with AJN’s first patients!

To be the cornerstone organization in Asia Pacific utilizing extra resources in aviation industry, enabling private jet owners, general aviation operators, and airlines to provide impoverished patients

with free air transportation to the best medical treatment available. Flights will also carry teams of medical experts heading

to more remote and hard-to-reach locations.

Our Vision

Our Mission

• Help underprivileged patients gain access to the best treatment available;

• Promote corporate social responsibility among Asia-based companies;

• Promote general & business aviation in Asia as a tool of transportation that benefits people in need;

• Bring best medical practices from the West to less accessible regions.

• The AJN aircraft web is comprised of general aviation providers who are willing to donate empty legs, empty seats or flight hours to transport patients in rural or remote locations to medical centers. 

• AJN also appreciates donations in the form of flight tickets, accommodations for patients families, ground transportation and more.

• AJN will assist patients with a wide-range of medical conditions including cancer, cardiac and pulmonary disease, congenital deformities and other disorders.

• Patients will be sourced through established charities currently serving communities and individuals in need of critical medical care.

Overview

Our Goal

AJN’s goal is to help subsidize transportation costs for partner charities already committed to supporting underprivileged

patients receive the medical treatment they need.

Chunxi, an orphan patient from Chunhui Bo’Ai Children’s Foundation, had to travel from Guangdong Huazhou to Beijing to receive cleft

palate surgery. While her surgery was already funded, flying Chunxi and her “Mama” would have been nearly impossible to fund without

AJN’s help. Some orphans may never receive the surgeries they need for this reason. AJN is dedicated to help.

Post surgery, Chunxi now has a perfect smile. More importantly, she is ready for adoption and to have a family that loves her.

• AJN is not an air medical rescue operation. Patients’ must be stable enough to fly. However, conditions may grow to be life threatening in the future if left untreated.

• AJN is not responsible for selecting patients - this is done through our partner charities.

Disclaimer

• Lydia Sheng: Co-Founder and Executive Director, Angel Jet Network / Business Development Director, Nexus Asia

• Abby McBride: Co-Founder and Executive Director, Angel Jet Network / Director of Business Development, AVICUS Global

• William Shultz: Senior Vice President of Business Development, China, Textron Aviation

• Richard Ding: Chief Editor, China Air Medical & Rescue Online Magazine Secretary General, Organizing Committee of Annual Air Medical & Rescue Congress China

Board of Directors

Board of AdvisorsPriscilla (Pat) Blum

HONORARY CHAIR OF ANGEL JET NETWORK'S ADVISORY BOARD ORIGINATOR AND CO-FOUNDER OF CAN

As a cancer survivor, Pat knew how grueling long distance travel could be to access the best possible

treatment. As a pilot, she saw corporate jets flying in and out of Westchester County Airport and noticed there were often empty seats. It was this observation combined with her personal cancer experience that resulted in her philanthropic idea. Pat enlisted the help of her friend, fellow cancer survivor and local businessman, Jay Weinberg, and together they created Corporate Angel Network. CAN’s sole mission was, and still is today, to match the medical travel needs of cancer patients with the empty

seats on scheduled flight activity of business jets.

Jane F. McBrideCHAIRMAN OF THE ADVISORY BOARD

Jane has more than 25 years experience in the aviation and hospitality industries. In 1983, she

launched the first Part 121 Charter Brokerage service in the U.S, FlightTime Corp. She is also a well-recognized philanthropist. In 2002, she founded Friends of Thai Daughters, a 501C3 non-profit

organization to protect Asian children from human trafficking. She founded AVICUS Group in 2011 with offices in Boston and Shanghai.

Board of AdvisorsCindy Shueh Lin

CEO + BOARD MEMBER, CHUNHUI BO'AI CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION

Roger Whyte BUSINESS AVIATION VETERAN

ADVISOR, NBAA

Jeffrey C. Lowe MANAGING DIRECTOR, ASIAN SKY GROUP

Dick Koenig

FORMER BOARD MEMBER + EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CORPORATE ANGEL NETWORK (CAN)FOUNDING BOARD MEMBER, WOMEN IN AVIATION INTERNATIONAL (WAI)

Lulu Wang

CEO + FOUNDER, LULU WANG & PARTNERS

Katie Littlefield MARKETING DIRECTOR, HEART TO HEART

David Leach GROUP PUBLISHER, AIN

Wayne Stephen Lee

DIRECTOR OF THE HONG KONG YOUTH COUNCILCOUNSEL OF SHEARMAN & STERLING LLP

* AJN has decided to start with three charities but with hopes to expand in the future.

• Heart to Heart: www.heart2heartshanghai.net

• Chun Hui Bo Ai: chbaf.org/en/

• Operation Smile: beta.china.operationsmile.org

Preliminary Partner Charities

a. Airline Tickets

b. Empty Seats

c. Empty Legs

d. Blocked Hours Donation

e. Cash or Service Donation• Cash Contributions  • Securities • Frequent Flyer Miles • Products and Services: Discounted or donated lodging, ground

transportation in the cities patients visit for treatment, and a variety of other services.

Accepted Forms of Contribution

Benefits for Angel Corporations

Logo placement on AJN website and related promotional materials

Announcements of donations and new partners

PR surrounding patient flights

Regular updates/ongoing media exposure for larger cases

Continuous promotion of success stories

Exposure at fundraising events joined by AJN or created by AJN

Recognition at annual appreciation dinner

Honorary tables at receptions and award ceremonies

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