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The importance of student volunteers
Designing a game for children with a life-shortening illness. Organising a mini comic convention. Holding a disco night. Trekking to Mount Kilimanjaro. Designing a fundraising campaign. These are just some of the initiatives students from Scotland's universities and colleges are undertaking on behalf of CHAS. As we celebrate Student Volunteering Week, I'm impressed by the effort and talent offered by student volunteers in supporting CHAS with these exciting, innovative and fun projects.
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A Book For Leo - Leo and the Lightning Dragons
Fife mum, Gill White, launches Children’s story, inspired by her three year-old son Leo's determination to defy the odds.
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A Spirited Fundraiser - Edrington Group
Edrington staff commended for ‘gold star’ achievement.
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The Grim – Conquered!
Hilary and Graeme Inglis faced cold, rain and a lot of mud last weekend while taking part in ‘The Grim’.
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‘Keep the Joy Alive’ Campaign Takes Gold at DMA Awards
Capping off a banner year for CHAS, we have scooped the award for Best Brand Building for our 'Keep the Joy Alive' campaign at the internationally recognised DMA Awards in a ceremony held in London this past Tuesday (4 December).
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