Kiltwalk Glasgow

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Take on Kiltwalk Glasgow for Autism

Get ready to pull on your walking shoes and take on Kiltwalk Glasgow while raising vital funds for Autism Initiatives.

Kiltwalk Glasgow 2027 is scheduled for 24–25 April. The 2027 routes and registration details will be added when confirmed.

Choose your challenge, fundraise for Autism Initiatives and make every step count towards supporting autistic people and their families.

Other Kiltwalk Fundraising Events

Looking for an event to kickstart your fundraising? Here are some of the other kiltwalk events you can choose from.

Kiltwalk Glasgow 2027

Kiltwalk Glasgow 2027

24 Apr - 25 Apr 2027

Join Team Autism Initiatives for Kiltwalk Glasgow 2027, raising funds to support autistic people and their families across Scotland.

Get Involved

Fundraise in Just 3 Steps

Fundraising with us has never been easier, get started by following the below simple steps. 

Step 1 - Create Your Fundraising Account

Register

Create your own fundraising page by signing up to our platform. 

Step 2 - Share Your Fundraising Page

Share

Share your page with your friends and family, asking if they will donate. 

Step 3 - Become a Fundraising Legend

Fundraise

Become one of our fundraising legends by supporting autism today.

Other Popular Fundraising Events

There are so many different ideas people have for fundraising events. Here are just some of the more popular ones our amazing fundraisers have taken on. 

Autism Fundraisers Successfully taking part in the Scottish Half Marathon

Marathon Fundraising

 

Take part in a marathon of your choice to set yourself a fitness challenge while fundraising for autism. 

This can be done either individually or as a team, and is a great way of giving back whilst providing a rewarding and meaningful journey for yourself. 

Abseiling fundraising challenge

Fundraising Challenges

 

Fundraising for autism can be done in a number of ways, such as setting up challenges for yourself or a group. Challenges can range from abseiling to a sponsored walk. 

Taking on challenges is perfect for enocraging sponsorships and can help bring people together to support a cause.

  • Davinia just donated £50.00
  • Mrs shariff just donated £7.04
  • Liz Clarson just donated £23.45
  • Sophie Ransley just donated £6.56
  • Abdul Salah just donated £20.00
  • Amy, sienna, esmae, grayson ,gypsy just donated £55.88
  • Anonymous just donated £22.00
  • Terri Wakenshaw just donated £5.00
  • Austin Meredew just donated £28.44
  • Ollie Judge just donated £20.00
  • Bonus ball just donated £150.00
  • Sinead Massey just donated £20.00
  • Karen Fraser just donated £17.89
  • Hayley Angus just donated £14.63
  • Heather Fraser just donated £17.89
  • Bruce Harkness just donated £33.83
  • Darcey Massey just donated £12.25
  • Jodie Webber just donated £23.45
  • Linzi Hughes just donated £14.63
  • Zatoon Shah just donated £50.00

How Autism Fundraising Makes a Difference

Autism fundraising truly makes a lasting impact on people's lives. When you fundraise for Autism Initiatives, you help fund community support services, such as A Great Little Place, an award-winning social enterprise café that provides supported work placements for young autistic people.

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