Glengoyne
hands over cheque for £31,000 to he
military charity Help for Heroes.

A big well done to Ian Macleod
Distillers, owners of Glengoyne Highland
Single Malt Scotch Whisky who recently
handed over a cheque for £31,000 to the
military charity Help for Heroes.
Glengoyne have worked hard to raise the
money for the charity through a number
of organised events during 2013
including a Glengoyne Auld Enemy Dinner
at The London Dorchester on the eve of
the world’s oldest international rugby
fixture, the Calcutta Cup on 1 February
2013. Attended by a host of sporting
legends, internationalists and other
celebrities including Martin Johnson,
Andy Nicol, Jill Douglas, John Inverdale
and Olympic canoeist David Florence, the
funds were generated through a silent
auction and ticket sales.
Neil Boyd, UK Commercial Director and
Alan Wardrop, UK Sales Manager for Ian
Macleod Distillers presented the cheque
at the One o’Clock Gun at Edinburgh
Castle to: Combat Lance Corporal James
Kitching, Sergeant Alistair Murray and
Bombardier Allison Jones - all stationed
at Edinburgh Garrison at the Castle - on
behalf of Help For Heroes.
Help for Heroes will donate the money
raised to the HQ Hereford Garrison
Clocktower Fund, a charity that supports
servicemen and servicewoman through the
provision of social, sporting and other
facilities.
This brings the total amount of funds
raised for the charity by Glengoyne to
just over £46,000 in a year.
Neil Boyd said: "Glengoyne is honoured
to be presenting this cheque to Help for
Heroes, a worthwhile charity helping
those who have been wounded in Britain’s
conflicts. Glengoyne recognises the
passion and enthusiasm that comes
through sporting events and we look
forward to hosting the Glengoyne Golf
Day and Gala Dinner on 30 August 2013,
Fairmont St Andrews once again raising
money for Help for Heroes. We are
extremely proud to support them."
Colonel Phil Bates Edinburgh Garrison
Commander said: “Glengoyne’s continued
fundraising is invaluable and we are
delighted at the significant amount
raised. The money will help transform
lives of those that have been wounded in
service and we cannot thank them
enough.”
Tickets are available now for the
Glengoyne Golf Day and Gala Dinner, in
support of The Soldiers’ Charity, RAF
Benevolent Fund, Royal Navy, Royal
Marines Charity and Help for Heroes,
however places are limited. For more
information please visit
www.woundedinserviceevents.co.uk/Glengoyne-Golf-Day-and-Gala-Dinner
Glengoyne
Golf Day
The cost for a team of four is £995 and
includes: a team kit courtesy of Ian
Poulter’s stylish clothing brand, IJP
Design, breakfast, 18 holes of golf on
the Kittocks Course with on-course
competitions and live scoring
technology, a wee nip at the Glengoyne
Halfway House, superb goody bag packed
with gifts.
Glengoyne
Golf Day
For an evening of glitz and glamour book
a table at the Glengoyne Golf Day Gala
Dinner. Tables of ten are now available
at £1,150 or individual bookings are
accepted at £150 per person.
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