SCOTTISH FA RAISING CASH FOR TARTAN ARMY CHILDRENS CHARITY.

The Scottish FA. is proud to announce a new scheme to raise cash for the Tartan Army Children’s Charity.

Over the coming months the Scottish FA. be placing a number of items up for auction on their brand new new e-Bay charity site. Many of these will be exclusive, money can’t buy items coming directly from the Scottish FA. or courtesy of their sponsors.

To see all listings, click here.

You could find yourself mingling with the stars in the players’ lounge, watching your child walk out with the team at Hampden or even have the chance to grace the hallowed turf in a half time charity challenge

By bidding on these items, not only are you showing your support and love for the Scottish National Team, you will also be raising a great deal of money for a fantastic charity making a difference to childrens’ lives in Scotland and beyond

Every penny raised on these auctions goes directly to the TACC. So please make your bid count!

Also look out for special updates on the money you have raised at www.scottishfa.co.uk

TACC FC's 3rd club started in April at St Mirren FC.

This provides children with football facilities, a hot healthy meal and a place to hang out one evening per week

Thanks to a generous sponsor we have increased the TACC Lottery jackpot to £1,000 for 3 months (June, July & August) AND added some special additional prizes. 

We're hoping to get 100 new subscribers to the lottery to keep the prize at that level after August. 

The first £1,000 winner was Andrew Kirk, while David Riddell won a TACC Brazil t-shirt signed by the Scotland squad.

Additional prizes coming up are:

July - 2 tickets to the TACC Charity Ball, worth £198

August - Special edition Bells whiskey box set 

The Lottery provides us with over £7,000 each year helping to fund donations like those above - please sign up now at www.TACCLottery.co.uk

Cairngorm RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) is a new charity based at Newtonmore Riding centre near Aviemore. It will allow children with disabilities or learning difficulties to have access to horses and ponies as a means of therapy, achievment and enjoyment.  

TACC supporter Calumn Fraser (Spud the Piper) is on the committee of the new charity and led a Kiltwalk team that raised £2,500 and nominated the RDA as their local charity - TACC have matched that to make a £5,000 grant to help purchase vital apparatus such as a hoist and ramp. 

We wish Spud and the RDA best of luck in the future.