Del Amitri's Justin Currie Song Competition
Del Amitri is raising money for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland
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Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie visited Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland’s HQ in Cumbernauld to announce his unique auction prize for this year’s Scottish Entertainment and Hospitality Awards.
The “Roll to me” singer has agreed to compose, produce and record a single for the winner which will also be framed as a keepsake for the highest bidder. As part of the prize, the charity will own the rights to the song, meaning any money made from the music will go directly to specialist charity, SBH Scotland.
HOW THIS WORKS: Since there is no online auction available at the event, we have created this page to see if we can – collectively – be the highest bidder. If we are, then we will choose one lucky donor – at random – to be the recipient of this once-in-a-lifetime prize!
Simply donate using the “Donate” button above. All of the money we collect through May 8th will be used as our bid for the auction. If we collect enough to win the auction at the event, then you will be entered to win the prize. For each pound you donate, you will be given one entry in the drawing – so the more you donate, the better your odds!
If we don’t win the auction, your money will be donated to SBH Scotland.
The Scottish Entertainment & Hospitality Awards due to be held at the Glasgow City Hotel on Sunday 8 May, showcases the range and quality of Scotland’s entertainment industry. SBH Scotland is the official charity partner for the annual awards and all money raised on the night by the nominees will go towards the services it provides to families across Scotland.
Justin was inspired to donate the personal prize after he heard about the charity and spent time with SBH Scotland’s service users at one of its bi-weekly play schemes, singing and playing with the children at an “Under the Sea"
The “Roll to me” singer has agreed to compose, produce and record a single for the winner which will also be framed as a keepsake for the highest bidder. As part of the prize, the charity will own the rights to the song, meaning any money made from the music will go directly to specialist charity, SBH Scotland.
HOW THIS WORKS: Since there is no online auction available at the event, we have created this page to see if we can – collectively – be the highest bidder. If we are, then we will choose one lucky donor – at random – to be the recipient of this once-in-a-lifetime prize!
Simply donate using the “Donate” button above. All of the money we collect through May 8th will be used as our bid for the auction. If we collect enough to win the auction at the event, then you will be entered to win the prize. For each pound you donate, you will be given one entry in the drawing – so the more you donate, the better your odds!
If we don’t win the auction, your money will be donated to SBH Scotland.
The Scottish Entertainment & Hospitality Awards due to be held at the Glasgow City Hotel on Sunday 8 May, showcases the range and quality of Scotland’s entertainment industry. SBH Scotland is the official charity partner for the annual awards and all money raised on the night by the nominees will go towards the services it provides to families across Scotland.
Justin was inspired to donate the personal prize after he heard about the charity and spent time with SBH Scotland’s service users at one of its bi-weekly play schemes, singing and playing with the children at an “Under the Sea"