This year, members of BUTA – Balgrayhill Ukrainian Tenants Alliance are taking part in the Glasgow Kiltwalk to raise funds for our community project.

The Kiltwalk is a charity walking event across Scotland supporting local causes.

Although the walk is fully booked, we are taking part with a clear purpose — to support the development of our community allotments in Sighthill.

We are developing a community allotment space where local residents can:

• grow their own food

• spend time outdoors

• improve wellbeing

• meet others and feel part of the community

For many people in our community — especially families, seniors and new arrivals — this will be a place to connect, relax and feel at home.

Funds raised will support:

• basic tools and gardening equipment

• plants, seeds and soil

• small infrastructure for the space

• creating a welcoming environment for community use

Even small contributions help us take real steps towards building this space.

Every donation helps us build a shared allotment space for the community.

We are taking part in the Kiltwalk to support something that will grow with the community — not just for one day, but for the long term.

This project is about:

• connection

• wellbeing

• community ownership

• creating something together

You can take part in the Kiltwalk and support BUTA Community by joining one of the events across Scotland (including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee and others).

There are still a limited number of places available.

How to join:

1. Register for a Kiltwalk event

2. Select BUTA – BALGRAYHILL UKRAINIAN TENANTS ALLIANCE from the list of organisations

3. During registration, you can skip the JustGiving step

4. If you’d like to support, please use Donate options on this page or click here

Taking part helps raise awareness and support our community 💛

Thank you for supporting BUTA and helping us build a stronger, more connected community in Balgrayhill and Springburn 💛

Every step we take during the Kiltwalk is for our community — and your support means a lot.