Flying a lifeline to the world's most isolated communities.
Share God's love with life-changing gifts
For over 80 years, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) has flown over jungles, mountains and deserts to bring countless men, women and children medical care, emergency relief, long-term development and Christian hope.
Today MAF operates around 116 aircraft in over two dozen countries. Every few minutes a MAF plane takes off or lands in some of the most remote parts of the world, where a flight is not a luxury, but a lifeline.
By supporting MAF with one or more of the gifts found in this catalogue, you’ll be helping to deliver practical and spiritual care to isolated people. What an exciting way to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas this year!
Millions of people cannot access medical care, clean water, education, disaster relief and other basic needs simply because it is too dangerous or time-consuming to reach them.
In 1945, MAF started as the dream of two Kiwis. Today, Mission Aviation Fellowship is the world’s largest humanitarian air operator. For over 80 years, we have been flying light aircraft over jungles, mountains, deserts and hostile areas to bring help, hope, and healing to the world’s most isolated people. We are flying for life.
Inside the Learning Journey Meant for Nomadic Kids
MAF flies a curriculum, its design and two teachers into isolated northern Kenya, bringing an innovative approach that suits the needs pastoralist families.
41 Years of Preaching the Gospel to the Massai
Malambo village buzzed with joy when MAF’s long-standing partners at Malambo Discipleship Training Centre organised a big celebration to thank God for over 41 years of collaboration with MAF. Both of MAF’s Cessna aircraft in Tanzania, the 206 and 208, took off from Arusha carrying MAF staff and partners.
When Options Are Few
In remote Nosy Varika, reaching medical assistance can require long journeys by boat and road. For some families, the cost of seeking treatment elsewhere makes it almost impossible.
For the sixth consecutive year, MAF flew HoverAid’s ‘medical safari’ team to Nosy Varika in 50 minutes, saving the volunteer doctors and dentists days of difficult travel and giving them more time to care for patients.
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