There are three local charities who will benefit from the donations to Linlithgow’s Tree of Light in 2025. These are :-
Linlithgow Link was set up in 1979 as the first voluntary group of its kind in West Lothian. It is a registered charity (SC013502) and their aim is to provide support to the elderly, isolated and infirm people throughout Linlithgow, helping them maintain their independence and well-being. The service is delivered by a team of dedicated, trained volunteers who provide transport to medical appointments, offer encouragement, companionship and support to help older people engage in social leisure and community activities. They operate from the Linlithgow Partnership Centre
Positive Pathways Bereavement Support is an informal, confidential, and free service facilitated by a team of trained Bereavement Listeners. The group meets fortnightly in Cross House, Linlithgow and they share their thoughts and feelings as together they seek their new normality. There is no magic formula that will take the pain away, but by listening and sharing with others, it is often possible to lessen the sense of isolation, chaos, and despair felt following the death of a loved one.
Linlithgow & District Community Day Care Centre is a registered charity (SC0459713), providing social and personal support to frail, elderly people in the Linlithgow area, including those with dementia. Services include transportation, a nutritious lunch, and activities to support well-being. The centre helps provide respite for carers and acts as a community meeting place. They operate from the Linlithgow Partnership Centre.
By allowing us to claim Gift Aid on your donation, money refunded by HMRC will be distributed by the Benevolent Fund of the Rotary Club of Linlithgow Grange towards these good causes
The Benevolent Fund of the Rotary Club of Linlithgow Grange
The Benevolent Fund of the Rotary Club of Linlithgow Grange is recognised as a Scottish Registered Charity SC040390
Our CORPORATE SPONSORS without which Linlithgow’s Tree of Light would not be possible:-
- Alan Steel Asset Management
- Stewart Electrical
- Mason Homes
We would also like to thank the following organisations who have also supported the initiative –