The 100 World Legends are supporting the effort to support Ukraine, Our goal is to help with the Transportation of supplies to Ukraine . )

The Melrose 7s event on Saturday 9th April and is part of the Main event will be between Our Scotland Legends V World Legends exhibition 10s rugby game which will feature some of the great Rugby players from several countries including the following players who are all giving up there time to support this great cause

Already £6500 has been raised form our sponsor partners for shirt Branding which has already been set aside for 3 lorries. and we hope this page will raise enough for the further 2

Scotland Legends

Colin Gregor Coach Scotland 7s Capt

Bryan Redpath Coach Scotland

Craig Chalmers Scotland and Lions

Iwan Tukalo Capt Scotland

Alistair Hogg Scotland

Fergus Thompson Scotland

David Hilton Scotland

Gordon Bulloch Scotland and Lions

Iain Fullarton Scotland

Gavin Kerr Scotland

Alex Moore Scotland

Graeme Beveridge Scotland

Roland Reid Scotland

Mark Lee Scotland

Rest of the World Legends

Opeta Palapoi Samoa

Rob Vickers Newcastle Falcons

Akapusi Qera Fiji

Shane Byrne Ireland and Lions

Sam Tuitopau New Zealand

Allan Bateman Capt Wales and Lions

Tom Varndell England

Freddie Tuilagi Samoa

Paul Sampson England

Aled Brew Wales

Martin Roberts Wales

With sponsorship and donations going to our transport fund will be donated to cover the cost of as many lorries as we can .These lorries are only charging the cost of the Fuel which is Between £1900 and £2300 and your donations will go to this cause

The short term plan is for a lorry from Scotland, Manchester and East/West Midlands The long term plan is to dispatch a lorry once a month from the above locations As aid will be required for many months to come even if the war ends early.

The average cost per lorry is £2,300 from Scotland and £1,900 from North and Midlands (Obviously we will be negotiating for a better price

Currently there is still over 9500 tonnes of donations throughout their centres

Which they had to stop taking in new donations until they can move the current donations, and will take in new targeted supplies as space becomes available

These centres sort out from the donations generously donated by the public and businesses and the organisation volunteers sort out items such as excess clothes and other items not required for Ukraine and passed onto the Salvation army – so nothing is Wasted