The Renault Clio is the main prize in Yorkhill’s Grand Prize Draw and the car will be touring Scotland to raise awareness of the draw and the good work carried out by the Yorkhill Children’s Charity. The proceeds of the draw will help to fund state-of-the-art equipment in the new Royal Hospital for Sick Children, formerly Yorkhill Children’s Hospital, now located at Southern General campus.
The colourful car was designed by Ryan Greenlees, 10 from Alloa, a patient at Yorkhill Children’s Hospital. Ryan’s impressive design was awarded first place in a colouring competition, the prize being to see his design come to life.
Kirsten Sinclair, director of fundraising, Yorkhill Children’s Charity, said: ‘With the generosity of the public and Arnold Clark, the Grand Prize Draw will help us to fund £75,000 of state-of-the-art equipment at the new Royal Hospital for Sick Children.
‘We may be on the move but our mission to support families across Scotland continues. And when we move into our new home next week, our 200 volunteers will be on hand to provide information to families as they arrive.’
Every ticket sold in the Grand Prize Draw will help Yorkhill Children’s Charity provide care for 160,000 babies, children and young people.
The closing date is Monday 27th July.