Christian Aid

Will Aid allows people to have their wills drawn up for no fee - as long as they make a donation to charity (Picture: Submitted)

Where there's a will: Falkirk area legal eagles coin in £3200 for charity

Last year's participants in the Kelpies Canter sponsored walk for Christian Aid. (Pic: Alan Murray)

Everyone's welcome to join The Kelpies Canter sponsored walk for Christian Aid

Falkirk MP John McNally join constituents Cath and Richard Dyer during the climate justice protest in Westminster
(Picture: Submitted)

Falkirk couple take a stand with climate protesters at Westminster

The sponsored walk on Saturday, which was supported by representatives from local churches and members of the public, was held to raise money for Christian Aid.

In pictures: The Kelpies Canter for Christian Aid

Will Aid donations benefit nine charities. Pic: Contributed

Top Will Aid fundraisers

The book sale will take place in Falkirk Trinity Church later this month

Christian Aid book sale

Easter is upon us and that means the end of Lent is too - here’s everything you need to know about the holy period

When does Lent end this year?

Will Aid supporter Iain Glen

Game of Thrones star's Will Aid reminder to Falkirk residents

Slots are filling up fast for the year's Will Aid as COVID-19 gives people in Falkirk insight into their own mortality

COVID-19 sees increase in Falkirk folk writing their wills

Partner charities....many millions have been raised to help nine of the UK’s best loved charities since Will Aid was launched in 1988 by Scottish solicitors.

Will Aid’s mission to help Scots protect their loved ones

Rain cancels Kelpies Canter but little Elise still steps up to the challenge

Falkirk families invited to take part in Kelpies Canter

Choristers’ concert raised a fortune for Christian Aid

Flashback to the launch of the walk a couple of years ago - now there's the added bonus of the new Queensferry Crossing to admire.

Bridge walk date looms for Christian Aid

Stop being a stick in the mud...and get down and dirty in it when Tough Mudder returns to Drumlanrig Castle on June 16 and June 17 this year. (Pic: Robert Perry)

Make Scottish charities your New Year resolution

65% of Scottish parents have no will, survey reveals

Dorothy McClements receives national diamond award for years of selfless dedication to charity Christian Aid

Honour for Dorothy after dedicating life to charity

Families have been forced to flee their homes

Public urged to support refugees

Will there be room this Christmas?

Light The Way is aiming to support people fleeing conflict and violence this Christmas.

Christian Aid to help '˜Light The Way'

Kelpies Canter can make a difference

The Scottish Government has awarded more than Â£220,000 to a charity helping hungry children in Malawi as the country faces its worst food crisis for a decade. Glasgow-based Marys Meals will use the money to extend its schools feeding programme, reaching almost 24,000 additional children in areas gripped by Malawis acute food crises.

Funding to help hungry children in Malawi

David Rogerson and his wife Ruth are both undertaking marathons to raise funds for a Christian Aid project

Christian couple's marathon effort

Jo Dallas, legacy coordinator Christian Aid presents Will Aid certificate for raising Â£7000 to James Brogan of Russel + Aitken
Picture: Michael Gillen

Where there's a will there's a cash boost

Christian Aid fundraisers with their cooking pots near the Forth Road Bridge.

Annual sponsored bridge walk set to help people in Bangladesh