More than £3,000 was raised for charity in memory of much-loved Benwick teenager Tom Chesser.
Seventeen-year-old Tom was killed in a motorcycle accident on August 14 near to his home.
The Magpas Air Ambulance was dispatched on the day of the crash, but sadly Tom suffered fatal injuries at the scene.
Following the family's tragic loss, a collection was made at Tom's funeral for Magpas, along with an online crowdfunding page set up by a friend.
Recently, Tom's mother Rachel, together with nine friends and family members, visited the Magpas Air Ambulance Operations Base to present a cheque.
Rachel, who presented the £3,051 cheque, said: "On behalf of close friends and family, we want to say thank you.
"We are overwhelmed by people's generosity and their kind messages of love and support.
"Tom was clearly well known and much loved. He also really cared about his family and friends.
"He had an endless amount of energy, a love of music, a passion for life and a smile that could light up a room.
"Tom was always busy; he was in the cadets, the Cambridgeshire Caledonian Pipe Band, he attended The Greater Peterborough UTC and also had an apprenticeship with Peter Brotherhood.
"He had so many plans and a great future ahead of him.
"It's fair to say that Tom has left a footprint on everyone's hearts and he will be remembered forever by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.
"He was taken too soon and will be loved always."
Rachel added: "We are also extremely grateful to the Thomas Deacon Education Trust Catering Team, The Five Alls of Benwick, staff of The Greater Peterborough UTC, as well as staff of Peter Brotherhood.
"On behalf of everyone who kindly donated, we hope that this money will help to keep the wonderful Magpas Air Ambulance team up in the air."
Antonia Brickell of Magpas said: "We would like to thank Rachel and all those involved in raising such a generous and heartfelt donation.
"Our thoughts are with Rachel, at this time, as well as with all those who were also close to Tom."
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