Firstminister.gov.scot
facebook
instagram
flickr
YouTube
twitter
  • Home
  • News
  • Join In
  • People
  • About

Home » People » Recognising fundraising for Yorkhill Children’s Charity

Recognising fundraising for Yorkhill Children’s Charity

26 January 2016

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Jenny CookJenny Cook, 12, is a fundraiser for Yorkhill Children’s Charity and the Catherine McEwan Foundation who invited First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to open her new fundraising office.

Jenny has ulcerative colitis, and has had a great deal of contact with Yorkhill Children’s Hospital, which led her to start fundraising for Yorkhill Children’s Charity. The Charity raises money to ensure that young patients and their families receive the best possible care.

Jenny offers support to other sick children in her role as a Yorkhill buddy and has her own website to raise awareness of Crohn’s disease and colitis in children.

A local firm supplied Jenny with an ‘office’ – a brand new garden shed – to replace her wendy house in her back-garden. The First Minister congratulated Jenny on her new premises and for exceeding her fundraising total of £100,000 last year for Yorkhill Children’s Charity and the Catherine McEwan Foundation.

Rotating Tweets Shortcode

Twitter

We’re now in the pre-election period. Our social media activity is restricted until after the @ScotParl election on 6 May. Read more information ➡ bit.ly/PreElectionGui…

As part of Kinship Care Week First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has sent a message of thanks to kinship carers for everything they do to support children & young people #KinshipCareWeek pic.twitter.com/0b8ado4B6x

FM @NicolaSturgeon met representatives from the education sector to thank them for their efforts during the pandemic. Even though the group works across very different areas they all agreed that among the challenges there has been a lot to celebrate in the last 12 months 👏 pic.twitter.com/LgoeKULJpZ

Watch First Minister @NicolaSturgeon wish everyone celebrating a peaceful and happy #ChineseNewYear ⬇️ #YearOfTheOx pic.twitter.com/Wb6TxVJQrS

A year on from the publication of the Care Review, First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has reaffirmed her commitment to delivering the changes needed to improve the lives of care experienced people #KeepThePromise pic.twitter.com/1y9gOn3HXf

Scotland is committed to ensuring that we use the full potential of the Coalition to deliver ambitious and deliverable plans for a just transition to net zero. We must work together to address the climate crisis and build a greener, fairer and more equal world. pic.twitter.com/hXFnBw0THV

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has spoken to Minister-President Kretschmann from @RegierungBW to discuss the handover of the European co-chair of the #Under2Coalition from Baden-Württemberg to Scotland as well as a number of other shared priorities. pic.twitter.com/8OqDPpmu6f

“We must continue to try to be the light, wherever there is darkness.” On #HolocaustMemorialDay First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has honoured the victims of the Holocaust and subsequent genocides, and called for everyone to build a safer, more peaceful world. pic.twitter.com/5cOE8KIHoe

FM @NicolaSturgeon has met the National Advisory Council on Women and Girls to discuss the latest @NACWGScot report into tackling gender inequality in Scotland. Check out the full report bit.ly/2020NACWGReport #GenerationEqual pic.twitter.com/adbqX3gNuw

The Scottish Government has lodged a Legislative Consent Memorandum (LCM) with the Scottish Parliament, recommending that consent cannot be given to the UK Government’s “inadequate and damaging” Brexit deal with the EU. More information: gov.scot/news/brexit-de… pic.twitter.com/aF6hfFmDqX

Follow @ScotGovFM

JOIN IN

First Minister’s Postbag

Share your thoughts with the First Minister.

GET IN TOUCH

JOIN IN

Follow us online

For wider Scottish Government News please go to www.gov.scot

twitter
YouTube
flickr
instagram
facebook

Copyright Scottish Government 2021

  • About the site
  • Privacy Policy and Content Disclaimer
  • Cookies
  • Accessibility
  • Rules of engagement
The Scottish Government

Change Cookie Settings

twitterYouTubeflickrinstagramfacebook
  • Home
  • News
  • Join In
  • People
  • About