Making life-saving missions possible.

The Cross for LifeFlight makes those lifesaving missions possible. We’re not just logging miles—we’re raising critical funds to keep LifeFlight of Maine in the air, equipped and ready to respond to calls for help every day and night of the year.

Pick Your Mission. Cross Maine. Save Lives.

LifeFlight flies more than 15,000 miles across Maine each month, delivering lifesaving care to someone facing critical injury or illness. For every single mile of every single mission, that patient is receiving the best medical care possible and the fastest transport available.

Every mile we cross. Every dollar we raise.

Every mile we cross and every dollar we raise ensures that the next person in Maine who faces a life-threatening medical emergency—a friend, a family member, a neighbor, a fellow Mainer, or a visitor coming here to explore—has access to advanced critical care with the speed of a helicopter. We’re giving them their best chance on their worst day.

Cross Casco Bay

Paddle across Casco Bay. This sunset stand-up paddleboard event on Tuesday, August 1, 2024, from 6-8pm, will be led by Portland Paddle. (All equipment will be provided by Portland Paddle.) The paddle will begin at East End Beach in Portland

Cross York County

This group bike ride on Saturday, August 24, 2024, beginning at 9am, will be led by the Bicycle Coalition of Maine. Choose between a 10-mile or 20-mile guided route, depending on your comfort level and experience.

Cross Maine Trails

 Join us for a group hike on Tuesday, August 13, 2024, at 4PM - location details coming soon. Some hiking experience and proper footwear is strongly recommended. 

Pick Your Own Mission

When the call for help comes in, LifeFlight is ready to fly anywhere in Maine. Some missions are a short distance away. Others cross the entire state. Pick your mission. How will you cross Maine for LifeFlight - will you swim, paddle, hike, bike, run, row, walk? Set your goal, log your miles, and raise critical funds for this lifesaving mission.