Annmarie Campbell: Last News

An East Kilbride Christmas Kindness appeal spearheaded by a local charity distributed more than 2700 toys and gifts this Christmas to those who would have otherwise gone without.

A charity who help some of the most vulnerable and needy have replaced a smashed window at their East Kilbride base after a huge fundraising drive.

A vital East Kilbride charity is appealing for donations and funds to make sure it can keep its doors open this winter.

A lifeline East Kilbride charity which faced closing for good during the pandemic officially opened the doors to its new community hub this week.

An East Kilbride charity has said it is ready and willing to help Ukrainian refugees if any come to Lanarkshire.

A kind benefactor has wheely helped an East Kilbride charity which faced closure get moving with a surprise donation.

An East Kilbride charity are helping struggling families through the winter after securing a grant from a national foundation.

link.Share Alike will then put out the age and sex of the child and ask the community to pledge to help a single child.By asking other charities and projects to register they will know exactly how many presents are needed.Annmarie Campbell from Share Alike said: “We wanted to facilitate sharing of Christmas gifts for children who may otherwise go without.“Keeping it local in line with current guidelines, it will aim to support children and families in East Kilbride – especially with the extra hardships resulting from the pandemic many families simply cannot afford any gifts for their children.“If you are a charity or community group in East Kilbride supporting children or young people who may need gifts get in touch and we will send you an