Supporters' stories
Supporters' stories
Behind every decision to fundraise there is a story to tell and we'd like to share some of these with you.
Supporters
Zoë Farmer
Starting her Kiltwalk challenge in the City of Discovery, Zoë walked 26 miles through North Fife, Dundee and Angus to raise money in aid of the Anne Rowling Clinic.
David and Helen Taylor
David and Helen combined celebrating fifty years of marriage with their friends and family, with fundraising in aid of the Anne Rowling Clinic.
Rhona Elliott MBE
Horse lover Rhona set up MS Borders Racing Club in 2004 to raise awareness of MS and funds for various charities, including the Anne Rowling Clinic.
Pamela Williams
Pamela used her 50th birthday celebrations as a way to have fun and to fundraise for the Anne Rowling Clinic.
Pam Macdonald
Pam, along with her colleagues at the Anne Rowling Clinic, took on Scotland's Virtual Kiltwalk to support neurological research.
Ann Gillies
Anne turned her daily walks into a way to support MS research, walking 100 miles in one month.
Carla Jack
Carla didn't let Covid get in the way of her fundraising when the Scottish half-marathon was cancelled. She just ran it herself.
Laura Morrison
Laura challenged herself and her friends and family to climb Schiehallion and raise funds for the Anne Rowling Clinic.
Edinburgh Medics' Musical 2018
Fifth-year Edinburgh medical students wrote, produced and performed a musical homage to Harry Potter.
Ruth Seymour
Ruth Seymour walked 500 miles over the course of a year to support research into multiple sclerosis.
Jamie Smith
Jamie organised a football tournament and invited companies in his sector to raise help funds for MS research.
Linda Campbell
Linda's made it her mission to raise funds through online auctions to enable experts to find a cure for multiple sclerosis.
John Laffey
John Laffey is making an impact on patients' lives with the support of friends, family, his employer and a decent pair of trainers.