National Tartan Day, a celebration established to honor Scottish history and the accomplishments of individuals of Scottish descent worldwide. Resonating deeply with Scots, the day serves as a tribute to Scotland's rich heritage and traditions, notably the iconic Tartan pattern worn through the ages. This year, we invite you to participate in commemorating Tartan Day by lending your support to our fundraising efforts and mission.

How you can take part:

Create your own fundraising page and encourage friends, family, and colleagues to join the cause. Here are some ideas to boost your fundraising:

Organize a Kiltwalk: Rally your community for a spirited walk in traditional Scottish attire.

Host a Bake Sale: Whip up Scottish treats and host a sale.

Plan a Whiskey Night: Invite friends for a cozy evening of whiskey tasting.

Host an Outlander Theme Quiz Night: Prepare trivia questions based on the beloved series.

Spread the word on social media and tag us [@wchildcancer].

*Exciting Update on Prize Allocation for Tartan Day Campaign!*

After careful consideration, we've now updated our prize allocation for the Tartan Day campaign. Check out the new conditions below:

In recognition of your remarkable generosity, we're delighted to reveal that the supporter who raises the highest amount of money will receive a coveted World Child Cancer t-shirt personally signed by Caitriona Balfe.

But that's not all! Every donation you make will automatically enter you for a chance to win exclusive autographed and authentic tartan prizes, including:

A World Child Cancer tote bag signed by Caitriona Balfe

An Outlander Poster also signed by Caitriona Balfe

An exquisite Edinburgh 100% Lambswool Mackenzie Tartan Scarf

You have between now and midnight 10th April 2024 (GMT) to raise as much as possible or donate for a chance to win one of these fantastic prizes!

Good luck and we will announce the winners on 11th April 2024.

How your fundraising helps:*

£25 could pay for essential blood tests for four children with cancer pre-chemotherapy in Cameroon.

£45 could pay for one room in Kathmandu for a month, ensuring families visiting the hospital with a sick child have somewhere to stay while their child is being treated.

£195 could pay to produce a radio campaign aimed at creating awareness of the early warning signs of childhood cancer amongst the public in Ghana.

*Based on 2022 figures

Terms & Conditions:

The winner will be informed via email to arrange delivery of the prize. Prizes are non-transferable, non-negotiable and no cash alternative will be available.