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  This year saw the amazing Transplant Games team head to beautiful OXFORD where they put in a fabulous performance, winning medals galore.  Here are some pictures from the games this year.   CLICK HERE FOR DAY 3'S ACTION CLICK H..

This year Kidney Kids were again chosen as one of the charities supported by Party at the Palace @partyatpalace in Linlithgow. We had a fantastic (and very sunny) two days chatting to revellers and raising money for Kidney Kids.   A hu..

Alloa McDonald’s restaurant, owned and operated by local franchisee Elliot Jardine, has made a significant contribution to local charity, Kidney Kids Scotland. The organisation received a total of £20,000.       ..

We were delighted to be selected as one of three charities supported by the popular music festival - Party at the Palace - this year.   It was a weekend of wall to wall sunshine, blue skies and happy festival goers.   Our festival team ..

Fife based company Forth Tech has very generously donated 10 pairs of Apple Airpods to the charity.  These will be used as prizes in raffles and auctions by the team to help raise money for Kidney Kids Scotland. ..

Brian, Norrie and Bobby are the Calais to Cannes Cycling team who are raising money for 5 different charities including Kidney Kids Scotland.  They have raised over £10,000 already which is astrounding impressive. We will be following the..

EVENT VIDEO THE VERY BEST GLITZ AND GLAMOUR YET ... Took place in Lanarkshire last Saturday and what a night it was!   There was shopping, magic, fashion, the wonderful Edward Ried, live saxaphone music, tunes from DJ Matt, laughter, f..

  The fundraising dream team rocked up to Party at the Palace  as one of the event's 2 official charities to raise funds.  We are delighted to have raised a total of £1,134.  The team had a great time, singing along, dancin..

   The Glasgow team supported by Kidney Kids Scotland had an amazing time at the British Transplant Games in Coventry winning medals galore.                ..

Rob took on a challenge to raise money for Kidney Kids Scotland - and not just any challenge.  Rob ran the John Muir way which is a massive 50K. We were exhausted just thinking about this challenge but Rob successfully completed this on March 1..