Local people supporting local children in the Scottish Borders
A successful and enjoyable evening was had by all at the performance of “A Tale of Two Cities”, performed by the seniors of St Mary’s Prep School, Melrose on Wednesday
Mainetti in Jedburgh has adopted Borders Children’s Charity as its main charity for the next twelve months. Jim Hutchison, Managing Director, said “Mainetti is keen to develop a relationship with
Who would have thought a straw bale at a farmer’s market could have a positive impact on the lives of children in the Borders, but that is exactly what happened
It’s been a Dream Ride for The Borders Children’s Charity (BCC) since it was approached earlier this year by the Sporting Bears Motor Club (SBMC) to be their nominated Charity
The Borders Children’s Charity were beneficiaries themselves the other week, thanks to the generosity of Chris Kurt who ran Marmions’ Café Bar at the Borders Book Festival. He offered his Café to
A number of local companies and organisations have announced that the Borders Chidren’s Charity will be their nominated charity for 2012.
It’s so easy to do your shopping online these days, and when you do, you could be helping children around the Borders who are suffering from poverty, a disability, sickness
The Borders is a region that has been hit hard in the economic down turn. Yet amazingly in these tough times local Borderers are still generously giving their creative ideas,
Businesses from all over Scotland got together at Kelso’s Roxburghe Hotel for a golf day that raised over £2,000 for Borders Children’s Charity.