A charity fundraising event in memory of Euan Scott will be held on December 5, 2026, at Hillhouse and Earnock Community Centre to support Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). The event will feature craft stalls, refreshments, and a raffle. Entry is £2, and raffle tickets cost £5. Community support is encouraged.
Blantyre Volunteer Ltd seeks new volunteer drivers for its Community Transport Organisation, serving Lanarkshire. Ideal candidates aged 25 to 70 with a full driving license can help support vulnerable groups. Travel expenses are covered, along with minibus driver training and Disclosure Scotland checks. Interested individuals should contact Gillian at the provided details.
The St Andrew’s Hospice Santa Dash returns on December 6, 2026, inviting participants to walk, jog, or run at Strathclyde Park while raising funds for the hospice. The event begins at 9:30am, with the Dash starting at 10:30am. Thanks to Amey for sponsoring this event for the 12th year.
Scotland’s national children’s charity, Children First, encourages South Lanarkshire families to reach out to its support line regarding the Warm Home Discount that offers £150 off electricity bills. The charity provides advice on accessing benefits and grants to alleviate energy costs, emphasizing urgent action before the scheme opens on October 1.
The Arnold Clark Community Fund supports local charities and organizations that provide essential services and promote community well-being within 50 miles of an Arnold Clark branch. Eligible applicants include UK-based registered charities and community groups addressing various social issues, including mental health and sustainability. Schools can apply for sports kits.
Katrina Stewart and the ‘Walking Warriors’ raised £1,290 for Cancer Research UK during the Shine Night Walk, highlighting the event’s importance in supporting cancer research. Their effort and community support showcase their commitment to a cause that impacts many lives. Congratulations to all for this remarkable achievement!
A special fundraising evening supporting Lanarkshire Sands and Arran Campbell will occur on October 10, 2026, to aid families experiencing baby loss. The second Lanarkshire Baby Loss Awareness Ball aims to raise vital funds through ticket sales and donations to provide essential emotional support and keepsakes for grieving families.
Routes to Work South’s WIN project offers a supportive, person-centred approach to help individuals overcome barriers and progress in life. By providing practical assistance and emotional support, they empower people to recognize their needs and build confidence, all at their own pace. Reach out at 0800 731 0444 or win@rtws.org.