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Meet our volunteers

Our volunteers are incredible and give up hours of their precious time to support our Armed Forces community.

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Cycling events

Taking part in an organised cycling event or creating your own cycling challenge is a great way to raise vital funds for our Armed Forces community in Scotland.

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Our people

We employ a team of staff who are dedicated to ensuring the Armed Forces community in Scotland receive the best care and support possible.

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Zip Trek and Gorge Walk challenge

Register your interest in taking part in our 2025 Zip Trek and Gorge Walk challenge!

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Research & reports archive

Our welfare research and reports go back to 2006 and our Annual Report and Accounts go back to 2015/16. Have a look in our archive for more info.

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Operation Stand-Up

Poppyscotland are proud to introduce to the Fringe an inspirational group of Armed Forces veterans. Graduates of the RBL Recovery through Comedy programme, an innovative five-day programme teaching comedy techniques to improve self-confidence and wellbeing.

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Alex Watson's Story

50 years since his service, we were still there when Alex needed us

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The Reid Family's Story

Making the Reid family home work for them.

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Paul Kerr's Story

After a life-changing accident, we helped Paul move forward.

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Poppy FAQs

The poppy has been a symbol of Remembrance for over 100 years. Find out more about the significance of the Poppy.

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Falklands: my father was never the same again

Teri Newell was 14 when her father, Pipe Major James Riddell, was sent to the Falklands. His iconic tune, the Crags of Tumbledown Mountain, would become famous around the world, but the man behind it would never be the same.

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Falklands: memories of a teenage Scots Guards drummer

As a teenage drummer from Glasgow, Graham Hopewell was inspired to join the Scots Guards after seeing their band play for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Aged 19, he didn’t expect to find himself sent to a war zone 8000 miles away in the South Atlantic.

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Collect in your local area

Whether you have only a few hours, a few days or more, there are plenty of opportunities to hold a box of poppies and a tin, and collect for the Poppy Appeal in your local area.

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Volunteer outside the Poppy Appeal

We’re looking for positive, sociable people to work with us to deliver fundraising events in your local area.

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Opportunities for group volunteers

Volunteering together as a group is a great way of having fun while supporting us. Whether it's a work team, a CCF group, university or school students and other community groups, there's plenty of ways to get involved.

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Volunteer as a Supermarket Organiser

Supermarket Organisers are our volunteers who work with their local supermarket staff to coordinate collections in-store during the appeal.

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Volunteer as an Area Organiser

Find out more about volunteering as a Poppy Appeal Area Organiser, where you will have the responsibility for coordinating the Poppy Appeal in your area.

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Volunteer at a city Poppy Day

Sign up to help collect at one of our 5 city Poppy Days. Choose from Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, or Glasgow.

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Stories from The Falklands

From those who served in the Falklands War to families who lost loved ones, read the stories of those who were there. Find out how their lives were affected by the conflict.

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In Flanders Fields

Lt Col. John McCrae's poem was the inspiration behind the Poppy as a way to remember those who died in conflict. His memory lives on today, all over the world.

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