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Memorial to Mark Vaughan

A memorial was held in New York City on the 10th of September for Mark Vaughan. Mark can be seen as something of an inspiration, not only acting in and producing many shows but also… 

Football Fun Day Raises Over £2,500

Last weekend in Mintlaw (North East Scotland) a football charity match and disco helped raise money for the Cystinosis Foundation UK. At the time of writing the total stands at over £2,500, with a final… 

Solve Cystinosis Wristbands

The Cystinosis Foundation UK has launched its very own wristband. The funky blue band symbolises one of the Foundation’s key aims – to help solve Cystinosis. Purchasing and wearing a wrist band helps show your… 

A Child’s Napkin Inspires a Charity

When Natalie Stack’s parents asked her to make a wish, she didn’t want to wish for anything. But she wrote on a napkin that she wanted "to have my disease go away forever". Her cry… 

Runners Raise £1, 262 in Aberdeen 10K Run

On May 22nd 2005, six staff from Pelikan Hardcopy (based in Turriff, between Aberdeen and Inverness) took the challenge to run the Aberdeen Baker Hughes 10K race, in order to raise money for the Cystinosis… 

Longside Gala Stall Raises £91

May 22nd saw Vicky and Roy Forsyth, along with their daughter Lena, Auntie Philippa and Uncle Matt, hosting a Cystinosis Foundation UK stall at the Longside Gala, near Aberdeen. The couple had organised various activities,… 

£750 Raised From Coffee Morning

On 23rd April 2005, Elizabeth Forsyth of Mintlaw (north of Aberdeen) organised a coffee morning raising £787.53 for the Cystinosis Foundation UK. Mrs Forysth’s granddaughter, Lena Forsyth, has been diagnosed with Cystinosis and Mrs Forysth…