17/10/2026
One of our Explorers from Bishopbriggs, whose dad has been fundraising after Ross’ vision loss. Well done 👏
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Great Scottish Run and supported our fundraising efforts for Visibility Scotland.
Your kindness, generosity, and dedication have been truly inspiring. Every donation, contribution, and act of support has helped make a meaningful difference, enabling Visibility Scotland to continue its important work for people living with sight loss across Scotland.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who participated, donated, fundraised, or cheered us on along the way. Your support has not only helped raise vital funds but has also increased awareness of a cause that impacts so many lives.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping make this achievement possible.
Thank you to Anne, a valued member of the Visibility Scotland team, who took part in the event. We are incredibly proud of her commitment and grateful for her continued contribution to our organisation. Anne has raised over £1,100!
Visibility Scotland would also like to say a huge thank you to Jim, who ran the half marathon. Jim started training for the run last year after his son, Ross, was diagnosed with a rare eye condition. Jim has never been into running but decided to take the leap and has raised nearly £13,000! Well done, Jim.
Visibility Scotland is so grateful for everyone’s support.
Image description:
Ross stands next to his dad Jim at the end of the Great Scottish Run. They are both smiling at the camera. Ross is on the left and is wearing black. Jim is on the right and has a blue Visibility t-shirt on; he has a red medal around his neck.
