Kelsey’s story: Taking on the Kiltwalk Big Stroll in Memory of David
Kelsey and her son Jack are taking on this year’s Glasgow Kiltwalk. It is a walk filled with love, memory, and the courage to keep moving forward after losing someone who meant the world to them.
Alan’s Story: Walking 100 Miles After Cancer Treatment
Travelling to the Western General for treatment, Alan noticed an advert for Walk 100 Miles in June. He realised that this was how he could reconnect with his love for walking and reclaim a part of himself whilst also giving something back to the people who had cared for him.
From Recovery to Generosity: Former Patient, Callum, Raises Thousands to Help Improve Experience for Others
Callum has raised an outstanding £8,363.52, which will go towards creating a more welcoming environment for patients recovering from neurological surgery.
Cycling for Natalie: Honouring Her Life, Supporting Those Who Cared For Her
Natalie’s family has channelled their grief into action, raising money for charities that were close to her heart.
Honouring Mum’s Memory Through a Lasting Tribute
How one family turned grief into gratitude through NHS Lothian Charity’s ‘Remember A Life Loved’ platform.
Ella and Anna’s Story: Sisters Running for Recovery, Together!
On 25th May 2025, sisters Ella and Anna Hudson took on the Edinburgh Half Marathon together – not just as a personal challenge, but as a deeply meaningful tribute to the care that helped save Ella’s life
A round up of festive activities from our FACE fundrai...
It’s been a truly special festive season for our FACE fundraising group, filled with memorable moments, heartfelt generosity and festive cheer across the community.
Local Café Owner Donates Entire Day’s Takings to Su...
Fadi Bacheet, owner of Bliss House Café, Meadowbank is spreading festive cheer this Christmas by pledging an entire day’s takings on 24 December to NHS Lothian Charity’s Secret Santa Appeal.
Community Spirit in Action: Rotary Club Steps Up
Members of the Rotary Club of Whitburn have proudly raised £5,000 inspired by the personal experiences of the NHS by multiple club members and their families.
Moray’s Story: From Patient to Volunteer to Fundraiser
When Moray Law, his son, Alasdair, and friend John Mortimer, signed up to take part in the Big Stroll at the 2025 Edinburgh Kiltwalk, their goal was simple: to give back to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh’s Transplant Unit – the team that had changed their lives.