Peter Campbell from Campbell Craft recently got in touch with us with a very generous offer.
Peter has just launched a new range of jewellery that includes pieces with a Tartan Army theme and has offered £1 profit to TACC from each Tartan Army piece sold.

Peter hand carves all of these pieces himself and then has them cast in solid stainless steel so they are unique to him. He has recently launched his "Gallant forty twa" collection of which the Tartan Army pieces are a part.

Not only that, if you buy any of the other non-Tartan Army themed pieces in the collection and write TACC in your order then £1 will also come to TACC from those pieces so it's win-win for us.

So why not pop over to the Campbell Craft Facebook page (link below) and have a browse, if something catches your eye then just send Peter a message. They don't cost the earth (all pieces are 9.99 + p&p) and are all unique to Peter's design.

These would make great Christmas, birthday presents or just a keepsake and you'd be helping Scotlands disadvantaged children at the same time.

"These works are a part of the "Gallant forty twa" collection, 42 pieces of jewellery with the good of Scotland in mind These ones on here are for the Tartan Army supporters. For each piece sold £1 will be given to "TACC". The Tartan Army Children's Charity".

Thanks Peter for this great offer. Campbell Craft.

The Tartan Army Children’s Charity would like to express our gratitude and thanks to all you lovely Kiltwalkers. We here at TACC think you are all fantastic, wonderful and brilliant.

It doesn’t matter if you took part in the Wee Walk’s, Half Kilts or the full fat 26 mile Kiltwalks. What you have done and achieved in 2013 is amazing. Between you all you’ve walked hundreds of miles from Glasgow through Edinburgh up to Speyside down to Aberdeen and then finishing off at Angus all the while wearing a kilt and a smile.

You’ve trained, been excited (maybe even a little apprehensive if you were a first timer, or even if you weren't!), laughed, got blisters, had sore legs, thought “how far to go now”, laughed again, met new friends and finally cried with joy and relief when it was all over.

Most of all though you felt proud. Proud that you had “done it”, proud when you crossed that finish line and everybody clapped and cheered, proud when you got that little Kiltwalk badge that you’ll treasure for the rest of your life, but most of all, proud forever that you suffered a wee bit of  temporary pain to raise money and help the children in Scotland that need it most (and we'll bet most of you can't wait to sign up for 2014).

Kiltwalkers, we at TACC salute you. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things to help children, we love it. Well done to everybody who has ever taken up the Kiltwalk challenge, both in 2013 and in the past. It’s been our privilege to share in your achievements and give you some support along the way.

Be proud of your achievement and thank you all from the bottom of our hearts.

(PS We’ve a big announcement coming up soon, we're going to give you some information as to how you can continue to support The Tartan Army Children’s Charity in 2014. We can’t say much just now, strictly hush hush and all that, except “GO TEAM TACC!!!”)

“On the 12^th September 2007, the Tartan Army descended on Paris to watch Scotland achieve one of the best results in their history. This book contains the memories of those who were there as well as those who watched from across the world.

Tales from Glasgow, Newcastle, Madeira and Mexico...

From an adopted French Scotland fan, the now legendary voice of the goal and from the proud father of one of the heroes from that night...

Of flights, ferries, trains and camper vans...

With cancelled hotel rooms, lost tickets, a human pyramid and frozen vegetables keeping carry outs cool...

A poem, a song, two marriage proposals and the seeds of a divorce being sown...

And so many people who missed the goal it is unreal!”

David Dickson has pulled together a book of fans stories from our win in Paris in 2007.Why not buy a copy to support TACC and step back to that great day in Paris.

Buy now from the TACC Shop Only £7.50
Price includes postage

This item is due to be available for shipping in the next couple of weeks (Mid September)

Product: Paperback Book
Number of pages: 154
Size: A5
Colour/BW: Bw
Colour Inserts: 12

Let us introduce you to Chris & Phil. These 2 guys are on the road right now in a wild gale & rain to raise money for TACC & MacMillan cancer care in memory of Chris's Dad. They are cycling 400 miles from the Mull of Galloway to John O'Groats. The boys will be keeping us up to date with those progress this week.

You can support them here: http://m.virginmoneygiving.com/mt/uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=ChrisAndPhilMoGJoG&isTeam=true&un_jtt_redirect

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