Scotty’s Little Soldiers are paw-sitively thrilled to announce our brand-new fundraising event, the 100km Woof Walk ! Are you a dog owner? If so, we’re challenging you and your furry friend to walk 100km over the course of August. Most dog owners go on walks every day, so why not raise money for …
When he first started cycling 6 years ago, Household Cavalry and British Army veteran Sean Cleary could barely ride more than 12 miles. This month, he is travelling to Sweden to compete in the Vätternrundan, a 186-mile bicycle race around the colossal Lake Vättern. And he’s doing it all in support …
“Mike was a very kind, very caring man. He never got cross or moody. He was very level-headed, which I liked because he could just rationalise everything - it made life so much easier. He was reasonably reserved, but not quiet, and he always did things at his own pace and when he was ready to do …
We're thrilled to announce the return of our annual cycling challenge, Tour de Scotty, which will take place over the course of July. This year, we're challenging supporters to ride either 250 or 500 miles (or more) over the month, all the while raising vital funds for children and young people who …
The Scotty’s Team attended ‘Time to Reflect’ at the National Memorial Arboretum. We were loaded with bottles of bubbles, commemorative certificates, memory bricks and cuddly English bulldogs in our van – all the resources we would need to support bereaved military children and young people.
17-year-old Emily Murphy was just two years old when her dad, Lance Corporal John Murphy, took his own life. Here, Emily talks about how support from Scotty’s Little Soldiers has not only helped her grow in confidence, but enabled her to pursue her dream of dancing on the West End stage.
