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Finalists 2020 - Charity champion

Showing 6 finalists in the Charity champion category

Bruce Wilson – Scottish Huntington’s Association

Bruce was 15 years old when he first received support from Scottish Huntington’s Association (SHA), having just found out that his dad has Huntington’s disease. He is now one of the charity’s first Youth Ambassador and Peer Support Volunteers. In his six years vol…

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Dennis Clifford – Macmillan

The Macmillan team say that without Dennis leading and fighting to improve support for people living with cancer, they wouldn’t have the services and quality of support they offer now. Always available to share his knowledge and time, he gives talks to schools and…

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Elaine McHugh – Beatson Cancer Charity

To create a fitting legacy in memory of her daughter Eilidh, who tragically passed away from a rare form of cancer aged just 22, Elaine’s fundraising achievements  which exceeds £300,000 has helped create Beatson Cancer charity’s new website including a new digita…

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Euan MacDonald – Euan’s Guide

Euan MacDonald has worked selflessly to improve the lives of others since he was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in 2003. Driven to help find a cure for MND, Euan established the Euan MacDonald Centre for MND Research, a groundbreaking research centre w…

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Lawrence Cowan – MND Scotland

This year has been monumental in the fightback against Motor Neurone Disease (MND). In January we saw the launch of the UK’s biggest MND drug trial, thanks to the many fundraisers, researchers and leaders in our community. This means almost everyone in Scotland wi…

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Michael McAllister – Scottish War Blinded

As volunteer art tutor at Scottish War Blinded’s Hawkhead Centre, Michael inspires veterans with sight loss to overcome the challenges of visual impairment and embrace new skills and creative hobbies. Living with a visual impairment himself, he is a true role mode…

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