Airdrie Harriers have proven their charitable facet by elevating cash for St Andrew’s Hospice on the 2022 Kiltwalk.
Members of the monitor and area membership took half within the occasion alongside a number of others elevating money for very important causes.
And the Harriers raised an impressive £3627 as members took half for a wide range of causes near coronary heart.
Kiltwalkers as a complete have raised a whopping £2 million alongside a 50 per cent prime up from Sir Tom Hunter, which means a grand complete of £3 million goes to be cut up throughout 685 Scottish charities.
St. Andrew’s Hospice is a specialist hospice offering palliative care in Lanarkshire and want to boost £88,000 every week to supply this.
Membership volunteer Kerr Extra stated: “My daughter Taylor Extra took half within the Kiltwalk along with her pals from Airdrie Harriers to boost cash for a charity near her and her households hearts.
“Her grandad spent his final days within the Hospice and the care he obtained was a lot appreciated. So that is our method of exhibiting our appreciation for all of the exhausting work that the folks of St Andrew’s Hospice present.”
Chairman Alan Burns says it’s necessary for Harriers to be lively members of their group.
He added: “I used to be approached by St Andrew’s Hospice once I signed as much as do the Kiltwalk, asking if Airdrie Harriers might increase cash for them.
“I assumed this was a terrific concept as St Andrew’s Hospice is in the local people and the work they do contact all of our hearts.
“Everybody has a narrative about St Andrew’s Hospice they prefer to share. Once I approached the membership we had volunteers immediately.
“We set a goal of £1000 however we smashed that and I've been overwhelmed by the assist from all people. Airdrie Harriers are actually a group asset.”
Comply with Lanarkshire Stay Sport onTwitter through@LanLiveSport, like us onFbor discover us onInstagramfor the most recent sports activities information, photos and video.