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29.01.10 Help Us Smash Target
Perth accountancy firm Campbell Dallas figure they can beat last year's Cash for Kids charity ball fundraiser if local businesses rally round again.
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25.01.10 Testimonial Main
St Johnstone goalkeeper and club record appearance holder Alan Main has been granted a testimonial. Read more
25.01.10 GM and Wind Energy Amongst Topics Aired at Panel Night
"It will be really disappointing if someone finds a whole lot of oil - it will fairly spoil the renewable energy industry!" said Peter Cook. Read more
23.01.10 Farmers Need to be More Business-Like
UK farmers have been on a rollercoaster ride for a good number of years - but the future appears to offer little change, with today's farmers having to become more business like if they are to take advantage of long-term financial assistance. Read more
CHARITY PARTNERSHIP
Amount Raised to Date: £3406
Ambassadors: Gavin Hastings, Kaye Adams
CHILDREN 1ST, the working name of the Royal Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, is one of Scotland's leading child welfare charities. For over 120 years we have been working to give every child in Scotland a safe and secure childhood. Across Scotland, we help children and their families to heal the hurts and solve problems life has thrown at them.
Bringing about changes takes time, money and often huge amounts of efforts. But we believe that every child has the right to be safe, secure and happy, and know that the rewards of helping troubled children change their lives for the better is priceless.
Campbell Dallas has managed to raise £3406 for Children 1st. This money was raised from a monthly Dress Down Day, Arleen Jensen, Account Manager, abseiling from a Titan Crane and David McGuigan, Tax Investigations Specialist and Paul Lyons, Insolvency Administrator, competing to see who could grow the best moustache!
The money raised will pay for a local weekend holiday experience for 12 young people at bfriends. bfriends volunteers develop supportive one-to-one relationships with some of the most isolated and vulnerable young people giving them access to positive experiences and opportunities that many young people take for granted.
