AN Irvine opticians has taken steps to raise more than £1,200 for charity at Kiltwalk.
Team members from Specsavers in Irvine donned their kilts and walking boots to trek 23 miles to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society.
Staff from the Rivergate Shopping Centre store took part in the Glasgow Kiltwalk, raising more than £1,200 in total for the charity, completing the route from Glasgow Green to Balloch.
All funds raised will go to support the MS Society charity, who provide vital support services for people affected by the disease.
The Kiltwalk is a mass participation walking event that has been raising funds for Scottish charities and projects since 2016.
Lynsay Dunlop, store director at Specsavers Irvine, said: "Our team always leaps at the opportunity to support fantastic causes such as the MS Society, so it was fantastic to get involved in the Kiltwalk this year.
"Everyone involved did fantastic on the day, taking on the colossal walk, even despite the rainy weather.
"The incredible amount raised makes it all worthwhile, and we hope it goes a long way to help the vital work of the MS Society and makes a meaningful difference to the lives of those who the charity supports.
"We would like to thank all the team, family, customers and friends for their incredibly generous donations."
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