Fundraising for us

Thinking of doing a challenge or holding an event to fundraise for us, well first of all thank you x

We really appreciate all your efforts in helping us to help bereaved parents, families and professionals, and count ourselves very lucky to have people willing to help.

Please fill out the attached registration form, to let us know about you and your event, and if there is anything that you need from us.

Fundraising Registration form

Where to Fundraise

Peoples Fundraising

For you own events

There are many online fundraising platforms that can be used to help you raise money, and it is totally up to you which one you choose. However we are already set up on the Peoples Fundrasing website, where you can register and choose us as your cause.

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Kiltwalk

Fancy a wee stroll?

If you are into walking then why not do the Kiltwalk, available to do in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee or Edinburgh. You can register and join in with the epic Mighty Stride at 23 miles, The Big Stroll at 14 miles or The Wee Wander at 3 miles and as a registered good cause it's easy to choose us!

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Current Fundraisers

These are our current wonderful fundraisers, if you would like to help them raise funds for us, please click on the links and donate through their chosen platform.

Glasgow Kiltwalk

Team ICU

27th April

Once again the staff of ICU, University Hospital Crosshouse are talking on Glasgow Kiltwalk's 'Mighty Stride'. If you would like to dontate to their fundraiser, please click the button below:

Team ICU's Fundraiser

Glasgow Kilwalk

Ashley Brisbane

In memory of Lottie Olivia Brisbane

Taking part in Glasgow Kilkwalk's 'Big Stroll' and raising funds for ABLS, Ashley said "We are raising funds for Ayrshire baby Loss so you can continue your amazing work"

Manchester Marathon

Louise Wilson

In Memory of Grace O'Sullivan

Louise is raising money in memory of Grace, who is the daughter of Fay, one of our committee members.

Collection Fundraisers

Townhead Tots

Toddlers group

Townhead Tots run by a local group of parents, have a donation box instead of charging an admission fee, regularly raising funs for ABLS

Huge congratulations and thanks go to our fundraisers & sponsors

Siobhan Harrison

Walking/Jogging 100 miles in April 2024

Siobhan is walking/joging 100 miles during the month of April to raise money for ABLS who are close to her heart

Siobhan has a gofundme page set up and if you wish to contribute please do so here.

In memory of Rachel Crawford

Caitlin Crawford

Caitlin has chosen to participate in the Glasgow Kiltwalk for the first time ever after losing her baby daughter on 22nd April 2023.

To read more and support Caitlin in her fundrasing efforts, please visit her page here.

In memory of Erica Belle Fox

Andrew Fox

Andrew is walking the 22.6 miles in the 'Mighty Stride' on 28th April 2024 at the Glasgow Kiltwalk in memory of his daughter Erica.

If you wish to support Andrew by contributing to his fundraising efforts, you can do so by visiting his page here

Team ICU
University Hospital Crosshouse

A 10 Strong Team from the ICU take on the Kiltwalk!

As if they weren't wonderful enough, 10 staff members, Jay Greer, Brooke Mills, Sheree Cowan, Hollie Gardner, Rosemary McHale, Victoria Howat, Leeann Slater, Julie Marshall, Caroline Wedgeworth, and Lynne Cunningham from the ICU at UHC are talking part in the 'Mighty Stride' on 28th April 2024

If you wish to support Team ICU, please visit their fundraising page here.

Domestic Dept at Ayr Hospital

Domestic Backshift Fundraiser

Throughout 2023/24, staff have held raffles, bake & book sales and fundraising events to raise money for local charities. And ABLS were included in their chosen good causes. Many thanks to everyone envolved.

Samantha & Marc

Nathan's fundraiser 13th Jan 2024

Thowing a 5th birthday party in memory of their son, Nathan Marc Wilson. Samantha, Marc and family raised a fantastic amount with a raffle, Irish bingo and much more.

Thank you..

.. to all our fabulous fundraisers

Without the support of people like these we would not be able to continue the vital work we do to support bereaved families.