For the Love of Scotland fundraiser for Masks for Scotland
Wednesday 22nd April, 2020 at 6pm.
Edith Bowman will be joined by an array of Scottish talent in a livestream to raise money for new charity initiative, Masks for Scotland, as it aims to provide crucial PPE for frontline workers around the country.
Don’t miss Ian Rankin, Jack Lowden, James McAvoy, Jean Johansson, KT Tunstall, Lauren Mayberry (CHVRCHES), Martin Compston, Ncuti Gatwa, Peter Capaldi, Peter Mullan, Richard Rankin, Sam Heughan, Sam McTrusty (Twin Atlantic) plus many more for an evening of appreciation to raise funds, along with the nation’s spirits LIVE on our Facebook and YouTube.
Masks for Scotland Crowdfunder – Donate
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