The TACC Kiltwalk has provided a step change in the way that TACC supports Scottish charities.

Already in 2010 we have been able to make over £15,000 in Kiltwalk grants to the following:

Hopscotch - £6,000

Chris Turner organised an alternative Kiltwalk, from Glen Coe to (and up) Ben Nevis, for 30 supporters. TACC invited the group to choose another children's charity to receive 50% of what they raised, and they chose Hopscotch.

The charity provides a respite holiday centre for disadvantaged children.

http://www.hopscotch-charity.org/

Childline - £1,000

BDAS entered the largest group in the Kiltwalk and chose Childline to receive 50% of what they raised.

Naomi House - £3,000

The first Kiltwalk in England was organised by Jim Finlay, and we hope will be copied many times - Scots around the World raising money for local children.

Naomi House is a hospice in Hampshire

http://www.naomihouse.org.uk/

Juvenile Diabetes Shetland - £2,350

Shetland Salmon TA raised nearly £5,000 in the Kiltwalk, and chose JDS to receive 50%

Link Community Development - £950

LCD support children in Malawi, and were nominated by a Kiltwalk team led by Fiona Leishman in Glasgow

http://www.lcdinternational.org/

Rosslyn School - £1,275

Kirkcaldy Tartan Army were one of the first clubs to support the Kiltwalk and one of the largest teams. They nominated a local special school.

Dyslexia Action - £1,336

A group of families from Dundee did the Kiltwalk in relay to support DA.