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More than 40 supporters took part in the annual Boycott Your Bed sleep
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Scottish businesses sleep outside at Hampden to help vulnerable children

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Love Island winner urges Scots to sleep under stars at Hampden for kids in poverty

Scottish Friendly volunteers supported Action for Children’s Loom Walk service for the third year running Scottish Friendly volunteers supported Action for Children’s Loom Walk service for the third year running
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Volunteers support Renfrewshire respite service for families with additional needs

Hundreds of gifts delivered to vulnerable children ahead of Christmas Hundreds of gifts delivered to vulnerable children ahead of Christmas
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Hundreds of gifts delivered to vulnerable children ahead of Christmas

Euan Meston, senior philanthropy officer at Action for Children (left) with Alexander Manas, chief commercial director of Scottish Friendly Euan Meston, senior philanthropy officer at Action for Children (left) with Alexander Manas, chief commercial director of Scottish Friendly
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Dedicated Glasgow workers praised for 'extraordinary achievement'

Young people, professional boxers and Action for Children CEO, Paul Carberry, attending a training session Young people, professional boxers and Action for Children CEO, Paul Carberry, attending a training session
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'There is so much more to the sport': Scottish boxing champ hails new pilot scheme

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