Wishaw kids charity urging Lanarkshire residents to sign up to this year’s Kiltwalk

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A Wishaw kids charity is urging Lanarkshire residents to sign up to this year’s Kiltwalk in support of their work with helping kids with life-limiting illnesses.Once again, volunteers from the Les Hoey MBE DreamMaker Foundation will be tackling both the 20 miles and 14 mile treks later this year to raise funds for the charity.Last year, more than 30 people took part to raise money for DreamMaker but the charity’s co-ordinator Angela Cook is hoping for an even bigger turnout this year.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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We need your support to make a real difference“We have a limited amount of 50% off codes which means sign up is only £10! All we ask is you raise a minimum of £100.“Let’s come together to make a powerful impact.

Every step we take is a step closer to a brighter future for those fighting life-threatening conditions.“If we have enough people signed up we will also be running a bus to the Kiltwalk.“We had over 30 people support us last year but we are always aiming for more and any help would be