Charities

Scots in Qatar exist not only to promote Scottish culture and maintain the enjoyment of Scottish hospitality, but pride ourselves in supporting Charities. We hope that all our patrons will continue to support us and the Charities we feel deserve our attention.. As well as having a great Scottish night out, by attending our events, you are helping us to support charities both here in Qatar and back home in Scotland.

It's Good to Give

In March 2018, QR5,000 was donated to It's Good to Give - a charity who support young cancer patients and their families in Scotland. http://www.itsgood2give.co.uk/

Department of Paediatric Gastroenterology at The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow

In May 2018, QR10,000 was donated to the Department of Paediatric Gastroenterology at The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow.

Qatar Animal Welfare Society (QAWS)

In May 2017, QR10,000 was donated to Qatar Animal Welfare Society (QAWS). Funded purely by public donations, the shelter is a temporary home to over 150 animals looking for new families and is a permanent home to over 50 animals that are not suitable for rehoming for one reason or another. http://www.qaws.org/newsite/

The Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital Cancer Unit

In November 2016, QR5,000 was donated to the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital Cancer Unit

Finn Froud Challenge

In June 2015, QR8790 was donated to an 8 year old Doha College pupil who ran 100 miles in 100 days to buy toys for children undergoing cancer treatment at Hamad General Hospital.

A New School in Nepal

In 2016, the Scots in Qatar made a QR10,000 charity donation to the Quigley-Jaco Challenge Community Project, a charity set-up to raise funds to help build a new school in Nepal

Erskine

At the 2013 St Andrew's Ball we were proud and delighted to make a 10,400QR donation to Erskine in Scotland.

Qatar Animal Welfare Society

Qatar Animal Welfare Society (Q.A.W.S.) has originated from a need to give shelter to abandoned cats & dogs in the State of Qatar.

The Royal Hospital for Sick Children

The Royal Hospital for Sick Children, fondly known as 'the Sick Kids', has been caring for children and young people in the Lothians and beyond for over 150 years.