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Cairngorms Trust Christmas Prize Draw
Grantown-on-Spey, Highland Council, United Kingdom
Aim
Raising funds for the Cairngorms Trust to support community-led projects or those showing significant community benefit throughout the area.
20 Winners will each win one of the following prizes:
- Family Day Pass (2 adults & 2 Children) for Landmark Forest Adventure Park
- Sunday Brunch for 4 people at The Boat Country Inn
- 2 months free working space at Head Space Nethy Bridge
- £50 voucher from the Rowan Tree Country Hotel & Restaurant
- Bottle of Pinewood Conservation Gin from Mar Lodge
- Family of 4 weekend day bike hire (2 adult bikes and 2 kids bikes) at Laggan Wolftrax Centre with lunch included at the Laggan Wolftrax Café
- Gift set of 2 Burns Cut Whisky Glasses and Gift set of 2 Burns Cut Highball Glasses donated by William Wilson
- Gift set from The Cairngorm Brewery
- Half Day of Guiding in the Eastern Cairngorms with Wild Discovery
- 2 x £10 vouchers for KJ's Bothy Bakery
- River Dee Neck Warmer from The River Dee Trust
- Garden and Grounds tour at Candacraig Estate followed by cake & coffee in the House
- Remakery Pack from Grantown Remakery (5 handmade cards, 2 mugs, 2 keyrings and a handmade dog bed)
- Family Day Pass for Cairngorm Reindeer
- Hamper from Rothiemurchus Farm Shop
- Service Wash & Dry from Red Sock Laundry
- Family Day Pass for Aviemore Ice Rink
- Day Ticket for a family of 4 at Loch Insh Outdoor Centre
- Balmoral Castle - TBC
The Cairngorms Trust, also known as the Cairngorms Local Action Group Trust SC046495, channel our funds into community-led projects or those showing
significant community benefit throughout the Cairngorms National Park. We are a grant-giving and fundraising charity with the Cairngorms at our heart.
We believe in the power of community. Every day, we work to make a
difference in the lives of those who need it most, right here in the
Cairngorms National Park.
The support we receive directly fuels
projects that protect this remarkable ecosystem and empower local communities. Here are some examples:
"Thanks to the support of the Cairngorms Trust Nature Resilience Fund and others, we’re able to bridge this gap by providing structured learning and mentoring support, investing in people to build our bumblebee knowledge"
~ Dr Richard Comont, Science Manager Bumblebee Conservation Trust
The Cairngorms Trust Path Maintenance project for the winter of 2022/23 was supporting the community of Braemar with the maintenance and enhancement of accessibility to the Society Bridge and surrounding path network.
As a result of this project being completed, the local community can be confident in the long-term future of the Society Bridge and associated paths. Having the bridge fall into serious disrepair resulting in closure for safety reasons would be extremely inconvenient for local families who use the route to access the school as well as dog walkers, walkers and tourists alike.
Investing in the next generation is key to securing the future of the Cairngorms. This fund supports educational programmes, outdoor activities and skill-building activities for young people. In 2022 to 2023 this fund supported 66 projects totalling £67,700.
Able2Adventure is a mobile outdoor activity provider for people of all ages and abilities based in the Cairngorms National Park. They offer both taster sessions and longer pathways into outdoor activities for SEN schools, disability organisations, disabled individuals, and disabled families.
With support from the Cairngorms Trust Community Led Vision Fund over the past season, Able 2 Adventure have reached over 350 disabled individuals who have been able to use the adaptive cycles and off-road wheelchairs. For almost each person there has been an improvement in their physical and mental health. The organisation has created partnerships that enable them to deliver regular sessions such as one with Alzheimer’s Scotland and Shinty memories.
Our Active Cairngorms E-bike project (ACE) helps promote sustainable transportation options in the area. By facilitating the use of electric bikes, we reduce carbon emissions, encourage active lifestyles, provide a cost-effective transport option for commuters and enable more people to explore the Cairngorms
while minimising their ecological footprint.
This project continues to run from Aviemore Bikes. This year the reach of the project will increase to include Blair Atholl, Tomintould and Glenlivit as well as Badenoch and Strathspey.
Thank you for your support!
This project successfully funded on 4th December 2024