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Beatson fundraiser Ross Graham embarks on six challenges in six months

Anyone can fundraise for charity and fundraisers who join the Beatson Cancer Charity will be integral to helping us beat cancer. However, sometimes someone comes along who goes the extra mile with their fundraising efforts.Ross Graham, 28, from Airdrie has decided to fundraise for the Beatson Cancer Charity and we couldn't be more grateful to have his support. The physical education teacher based in Perthshire will be undertaking six fundraising challenges in six months for the Beatson.

Beatson Cancer Charity travels south to host Westminster reception

We recently held our second successful launch event at a Westminster reception with a whole host of MPs and celebs.

Glasgow Kiltwalk

The Glasgow Kiltwalk takes place on Sunday 29 April and we are recruiting walkers to join Team Beatson!

Last year saw an amazing £125,000 raised for Beatson Cancer Charity from the Glasgow Kiltwalk alone, the second largest fundraising amount donated to charity from the event and Team Beatson return again for 2018, bigger and better!

Beatson Cancer Charity contributes £850,000 for ground-breaking Radiotherapy Research Project

Capital FM Scotland's drive-time DJ Garry Spence to host Off The Beatson Track!

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Linda Hall's 10K run raises impressive £3, 009

Anyone can fundraise for charity and fundraisers who join the Beatson Cancer Charity will be integral to helping us beat cancer.One member of #teambeatson is Linda Hall who raised an impressive £1,003 by taking part in a 10K run.

Kilwinning Academy pupils have caught the fundraising bug!

The Beatson Cancer Charity is so lucky to have fantastic supporters spread far and wide across Scotland.

Raymond Stark raises £1, 700 by completing 72-hole golf marathon

Big time supporter Raymond Stark recently took on the challenge to play 72 holes of golf at Shiskine Golf Course to raise money for the Beatson Cancer Charity to say thank you to the wonderful staff at the Beatson who cared for his mum Irene and aunty Claire when they received treatment.After a very long day, Raymond successfully completed his golf marathon in around 16 hours and has raised over £1, 700! Raymond said: "I can't speak highly enough of every member of staff at the Beatson and all the unpaid volunteers who contribute to this wonderful organisation."A massive thanks goes out to