IT Services Christmas Fundraiser 2024
Every year, on the run up to Christmas period, the IT Services team have a festive fundraiser. With all the talented photographers and painters in IT Service, this year we decided to ask colleagues in IT Services to submit images for a 2025 fundraising calendar!
Seventy images were submitted, and our fabulous judging panel selected the final twelve images for the calendar.
We asked our Microsoft 365 User Community to choose their favourite image from the judges top three. Ross Garnier’s photograph of the Tay Rail Bridge was voted the winner. Eden Mill kindly donated a bottle of its finest gin as a prize, and Ross will also receive a £50 cash prize.
The Charity we’re fundraising for
This year we asked our wonderful Facilities Team at Eden Campus to choose a local charity to receive the profits from our fundraiser – and they asked us to support Tayside & North East Fife Children with Cancer & Leukaemia (TCCL).
About Tayside & North East Fife Children with Cancer and Leukaemia
TCCL is a local charity dedicated to supporting children with cancer and leukaemia, as well as their families, within the Tayside and North East Fife regions. The charity provides essential services to help families cope with the challenges of childhood cancer. TCCL’s mission is to ensure that every child and family affected by cancer receives the care and support they need during their difficult journey.
You can find out more about the charity on their website: https://tccl.org.uk
How to buy your 2025 Calendar
We are happy to announce that out 2025 fundraiser Calendar is now available. With all the proceeds from the sale of the calendar going to the charity. You can purchase your calendar:
- using the online store: Charity Calendar 2025 | University of St Andrews – Online payment services. Once you’ve paid online, you can pick it up at the IT Help Point at Walter Bower House or the Main Library.
- using cash at one of the following pickup points. These are the Walter Bower House Reception, the IT Help Point in Walter Bower House, or the IT Help Point the Main Library.
Alternative arrangements can be made once a order has been placed by contacting [email protected]
A massive thanks from fundraising organisers Jack Bland and Pauline Brown to all the talented colleagues in IT Services who submitted their wonderful photographs and paintings to make this idea a reality.