
The lifesaving Lucky2BHere charity based in Portree have established a shield in memory of their founder, Ross Cowie, who passed away in October 2024.
The shield will be awarded on an annual basis to individuals or groups within the community that have done the most to promote the lifesaving cause of installing defib machines around the country. The inaugural winners were pupils from S3 at Portree High School.
By the end of this term, all S3 pupils will have received training from Lucky2BHere, and the group of students who entered the annual Youth and Philanthropy Initiative and raised £500 for the charity included Somhairle Burrows, Oliver Rose, Millie Ann Hannah and Esme Micski, who received the shield at a presentation at the high school this week. Missing from the photo were Ethan Van der Merwe and Lachlan MacLeod.
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