A wee grey "Fergie" tractor, sold at auction in Fife, has helped raise more than £6,000 for the Foundation.

Graham and Fiona Burke, our friends at Pentland Auctions Ltd in Angus, recently held an online auction and were delighted when Harry Lang of Newington Farm, Cupar, donated his grey Ferguson tractor complete with 2 furrow plough to be sold for My Name'5 Doddie Foundation. It raised the fantastic sum of £3,150 and was bought Craig Low from Aberdeen. As well as the sale price for the tractor, an anonymous donation was added and the final total raused was £6,150. There was no commission charged so a huge thank you to everyone involved, your suport is very much appreciated and it is a beautiful piece of machinery!!

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