I'm organising a charity ceilidh on Friday 30 October 2015 at the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh in memory of my wonderful father, Alan Gillies and to raise funds for research into Multiple Sclerosis which my father lived with for 40 years.    All funds raised will go to the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic in Edinburgh which is the hub for clinical trials into neurodegenerative diseases.

More information on the  clinic and projects at:  http://annerowlingclinic.com/home.html

Please note that this page is for donations only.  Tickets for the ceilidh are available from me directly - should you like more information on the event or to buy a ticket, please email me at rachelfundraising@gmail.com. 

Amati Global Partners of which I am a partner, gives 10% of its profits distributed to its Members to charity, either through a donation or in the form of sponsorship, with the money being paid from Amati Global Investors Ltd.  This is done by each Member choosing which charity they wish to support, with the amount given being in proportion to the percentage of the partnership that they own.

I have been supporting the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic since it opened in 2013 and this year I have decided to use my Amati charitable donation to organise an event at the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh on 30 October 2015 in the hope that I will significantly increase the amount otherwise donated.