Challenges & Events
Events and challenges are a vital part of the fundraising that helps us to support older people across Scotland.
With options from walks to marathons to abseils, there are lots of ways you can get involved.
Bungee Jumps and Bridge Swings
Take on the ultimate adrenaline challenge with a bungee jump or bridge swing 40 metres over the River Garry.
Skydiving
With skydiving you'll get an unforgettable experience and an adrenaline rush like no other.
The Big Braw Bucket Shake
Rather than shaking a collection bucket at your local train station or supermarket, you can fundraise for us from the comfort of your own sofa.
Kiltwalk
Don your tartan and trainers and take part in this unique walking event in Glasgow (SOLD OUT), Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh.
Time to Talk Tea Party
Bring your friends, family or colleagues together for tea and cake to help tackle loneliness in older people across Scotland.
Edinburgh Marathon Festival
Set yourself a new challenge and take part in the UK's fastest marathon. The course is fast and flat, perfect if it's your first marathon or if you're looking to beat your personal best.
Women's and Men's 10k Glasgow
Get your friends, family or colleagues together and take part in this all women or all men 10k event through the heart of Glasgow.
Forth Rail Bridge Abseil
This exhilarating and unique challenge allows you to abseil free-fall style from the iconic Forth Bridge – Scotland’s Best Loved Landmark, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Scottish Half Marathon and 10k
The Scottish Half Marathon is the ultimate running experience combining fast, flat routes with stunning view of East Lothian's Golf Coast.
Ride the North
A cycling challenge in the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains. Ride the North 2024 has two route options of 100 miles and 70 miles
The Big Wheesht Challenge
Experience the harsh reality many older people face of spending the day in silence whilst raising vital funds for our services.
Zipline the Clyde
This is a 100ft high adrenaline adventure, launching beside the Glasgow Riverside Museum. This is a thrilling way to see Glasgow's cityscape whilst raising much-needed funds.