In Loving Memory of our Brothers
Guy del Giudice
and
Stephen Durler
SPONSORED BY:
Arlington Memorial
Baylor Health Care
Harris Methodist Hospitals
JPS Health Network
Methodist Health System
Parkland Health & Hospital
Presbyterian Healthcare
Texas Health Resources
We Are Accepting Donations For Our Fallen Brothers
Your donations will benefit the family of Guy del Giudice and the family of Stephen Durler. If you wish you can ask for the donation to benefit CareFlite's Capital
Campaign in the honor of Guy and Stephen. Please indicate on the form how you wish donation to be applied. Click the Donate Now button below, and you will be directed to a secure PayPal site.
Donations can be accepted via your PayPal account, Debit card, or Credit card.
To donate for the benefit of Guy's and Stephen's families:
You Can Help CareFlite Make Precious Minutes Count for More North Texas Patients
By Making a Donation...
For 30 years, CareFlite has protected North Texas. The oldest, joint use air medical
program in the United States, CareFlite has transported over 475,000 patients since
its founding in 1979. The purpose of the 2009 CareFlite Capital Campaign (our first
ever) is to enable CareFlite to serve more injured and ill patients in our community
by acquiring an additional Agusta 109, (very fast, twin engine, IFR helicopter which
costs over $6 million), additional ground ambulances for 911/ground ambu-lance service
and to build a state of the art training facility for first responders (shown below).
Every contribution helps. Each gift is important as each patient is important. Your
contribution may be tax deductible; CareFlite is a 501(c)3 non-profit.. For any
questions about CareFlite’s Capital Campaign, contact
James C. Swartz, CareFlite’s President & CEO (972) 339-4201.
Please donate by Credit Card or Paypal below, or mail your check to CareFlite Capital
Campaign, 3110 S. Great Southwest Parkway, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. All contributions are used for capital items and not for operating expenses.
CareFlite gave care that cost over $6 million last year for which it was not reimbursed.