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2010

TACC started out thinking they'd be happy to get 100 supporters joining them for their first Kiltwalk, but the idea really caught on and 400 made a tremendous effort, raising well over £100,000!    

 

2011  

Once again supporters, family and friends to joined TACC for a fantastic day out, raising another £100,000 

 

In the blazing sunshine, 400 people set off from Hampden accompanied by kilted Scotland manager Craig Levein and his fellow TACC patron, Cat Harvey and her Real Radio team.   Along the way wakers were piped by the Caledonian Brewery Pipe Band, fed and watered by the Scottish FA, and entertained by the Strathleven Artisans (dressed as Robert the Bruce and his medieval chums)!  

 

26 mile later they were welcomed over the finishing line at the Loch Lomond Shores complex at Balloch to the appause of hundreds of onlookers and the Real Radio stage (with Ewen Cameron, Ted Christopher and Davy Holt). Cafe Zest (Jenners) provided a plate of stovies, the Kilted Skirlie Bar provided the beer (and a £500 donation).   And once again the heroes of the day were the St Andrews ambulance crew!

 

2012

Obviously TACC had hit upon a winning idea but the Trustees realised the Kiltwalk had the potential to be far bigger....by bringing some of Scotland's leading children's charities together for the first time.

 

CHAS, Aberlour and CLIC Sargent were all invited to come on board as partners, and a new registered charity The Kiltwalk was set up