This partnership highlights the shared commitment of both Scotmid and Maggie’s to making a meaningful difference in their communities.
Over the next 12 months, Scotmid and Maggie’s staff in the Lanarkshire will work hand-in-hand to raise awareness, fundraise, signpost and offer tangible support to those living with cancer.
Scotmid stores have also introduced exclusive Maggie’s-branded merchandise, including limited edition pin badges and air fresheners, making it easier than ever for customers to show their support. Lorrie Cameron, Centre Head, Maggie’s Lanarkshire, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Scotmid, an organisation renowned for its dedication to Lanarkshire community causes.
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