Argyll & Bute Rothesay On Thursday September 24, Grant and Madaline visited Rothesay to promote our services on the Isle of Bute. Our volunteer complementary therapists Liz and Angela provided taster hand massages as part of a drop-in event at the library and spoke to local people about Cancer Support Scotland and the services they provide on our behalf. Madaline was… Read More »Rothesay and Campbeltown Community Outreach Services
Jackie Hale is hosting a ‘bring and buy’ clothes swap on Saturday 28th November 2015 from 2pm – 4pm in Shawlands Parish Church, 5 Moss-side Road, Shawlands. Jackie would like to invite all Cancer Support Scotland supporters and volunteers to join her for some fun and retail therapy. £2 entry which enters you to a… Read More »Bring and Buy sale for Cancer Support Scotland
“In light of current media coverage of charities selling or otherwise sharing data on their donors, Cancer Support Scotland assures all its donors and clients we have never done this. We do not approve of this practice. Any personal data we hold, such as names, addresses and contact details, are securely stored. They will never… Read More »Our data protection policy
Cancer Support Scotland are in the running for Charity Champion’s Adult Health Charity of the Year Award and we need your help to win! Charity Champion Awards launch this year and with your help Cancer Support Scotland could win! To vote follow the steps below: Visit www.charitychampions.uk/vote/ Enter your name and email address in the… Read More »Vote now to help Cancer Support Scotland win Adult Health Charity of the Year!
DAREDEVILS Lydia Jack and her daughter, Alex, are braving a skydive from 10,000ft to raise money for Cancer Support Scotland. Lydia, one of our trustees, and 16 year old Alex will be making the jump on September 27 at Strathallan airfield in Perthshire and are seeking your support for their fundraising effort. They will freefall… Read More »Brave Mother and Daughter skydiving for Cancer Support Scotland!
Cancer Support Scotland is delighted to be a part of Glasgow’s ‘Doors Open Day’, in which people are invited to drop in and view some of Glasgow’s most famous and prestigious buildings. The free festival takes place from the 14-20 September, and The Calman Cancer Support Centre will open its doors on Saturday 19th and Sunday… Read More »Doors Open Day!
The staff over at Glasgow’s Pond Hotel took part in Tough Mudder two weeks ago and raised £2400 for Cancer Support Scotland! Tough Mudder is a gruelling 12 mile mud-run, laden with obstacles ranging from an almost vertical wall – named “Everest” – to an ‘electroshock therapy’ stage. The staff decided that they would embark upon… Read More »Hotel Staff Overcome Tough Mudder for Cancer Support Scotland!
In the summer of 2014 Andrew Smith and his family were hit by the awful news that Andrew’s father had oesophageal cancer. After a hard-fought battle he sadly passed away in March of this year and Andrew decided to run the men’s 10km on Father’s Day in his honour. “If the money I have raised… Read More »Andrew’s Father’s Day 10k
A group from the SQA Modern Apprentices hosted a Cancer Support Scotland Chari-Tea Party on Tuesday 2nd of June and raised an impressive £207.90 in the process. The five apprentices, all from Glasgow, used a ‘Mad Hatter’ theme for their tea party and were delighted with the funds they managed to raise for Cancer Support… Read More »SQA Apprentices Host Chari-Tea Party!
Glasgow University Cancer Support Scotland Society was started by student Melanie Patrick just over 9 months ago and has already made such a difference to Cancer Support Scotland. Melanie, with fellow group members Heather Corley, Tony Hon, Catriona Quinn, Aduku Obilor, Calum Lavery, Morgan McTiernan and Jessica To, the group has not only raised awareness of Cancer… Read More »Glasgow University Cancer Support Scotland Society raise over £900!