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Since 1998 we have committed £8.6 million to motor neuron disease (MND) research, only made possible by our incredible donors and fundraisers.
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Event
Edinburgh Marathon Festival
24/05/2025
- 25/05/2025
Run for MND Scotland in an Edinburgh Marathon Festival event in 2025.
Event
Kiltwalk 2025 – Glasgow
26/04/2025
- 27/04/2025
Lace up a comfortable pair of trainers and march in the Kiltwalk for MND Scotland.
No one should experience the devastation of an illness like MND
We’re working to find meaningful new treatments for MND, but we need your help.
No one should experience the devastation of an illness like MND
We’re working to find meaningful new treatments for motor neuron disease (MND), but we need your help.
Latest news and updates
Kirkcaldy man takes on Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon to honour legacy of childhood friend and MND campaigner, Gordon Aikman
Kenney Collins, 38, from Kirkcaldy, will participate in the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon this year in memory of Gordon Aikman, and hopes to raise funds for MND Scotland to help other families affected by motor neuron disease in Scotland.Â
Two Glasgow brothers set to take on four fundraising challenges during May in memory of beloved mother who battled motor neuron disease
Steven and Alan Lindsay are undertaking four remarkable fundraising challenges to honour the memory of their beloved mother, Barbara Lindsay who passed away earlier this year after a courageous battle with motor neuron disease.  Â
Remarkable Woman, Claire Berry, Living with Motor Neuron Disease: A Heartwarming Mother’s Day Tribute
As Mother's Day approaches, MND Scotland recognises the incredible resilience and strength of women, mothers and caregivers who, despite facing their own challenges, maintain a positive outlook on life and continue to be a source of support and hope for their children, families, and loved ones. This week, MND Scotland shines a spotlight on Claire Berry, an incredible woman living with motor neuron disease who continues to inspire her three loving children and family through her bravery.
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