Mikeysline announced as supported charity for 21st Moray Chamber Annual Dinner

Moray Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce Mikeysline as the supported charity for its 21st Annual Dinner, taking place at Gordon Castle on Friday 2 October 2026.

Mikeysline provides mental health and suicide prevention support to people across Moray, the Highlands and Islands. Through its accessible, confidential services, the charity helps people experiencing emotional distress while working to break down stigma and encourage more open conversations about mental health.

The partnership continues the Annual Dinner’s proud tradition of supporting organisations that make a meaningful difference within Moray and beyond. Previous supported organisations have included Step by Step, Erskine and Outfit Moray.

Funds will be raised for Mikeysline through the Dinner’s charity auction, with guests having the opportunity to bid on a selection of exceptional experiences donated by local businesses and supporters.

Among the auction lots will be an Ultimate Christmas Weekend for two at Rothes Glen, offering the winning bidders the opportunity to enjoy a memorable festive escape in the heart of Speyside.

Guests will also be able to bid for a two-night stay for two in The Hayloft at Brylach Steading. Nestled in the peaceful Speyside countryside, The Hayloft is one of Brylach Steading’s beautifully restored premium self-catering cottages.

Sarah Medcraf, CEO of Moray Chamber of Commerce said:

“We are delighted to welcome Mikeysline as the supported charity for the 21st Moray Chamber Annual Dinner. The organisation provides vital mental health and suicide prevention support, helping people across Moray and the north of Scotland during some of the most difficult moments in their lives.

“Our Annual Dinner is about celebrating the strength of Moray’s business community, but it is also an important opportunity to come together in support of organisations making a genuine difference locally. Through the generosity of our members, guests and auction donors, we hope to raise valuable funds while increasing awareness of the confidential support Mikeysline provides.

“We are proud to continue the Dinner’s tradition of supporting outstanding organisations, following previous partnerships with charities including Step by Step, Erskine and Outfit Moray. We look forward to working with Mikeysline and making our Dinner a memorable and impactful evening.”

Brogan Bowie, Operations Manager at Mikeysline, said:

“Mikeysline is honoured to be the chosen charity partner for the upcoming Moray Chamber Dinner. This opportunity provides a valuable platform to raise awareness of our mental health and suicide prevention services throughout Moray, and we’re incredibly grateful to Moray Chamber and its members for helping to strengthen our local profile.

“By working together, we can continue to break down stigma, encourage open conversations around mental health, and ensure that people across Moray know that Mikeysline is here for them.”

Moray Chamber would like to thank the businesses and individuals donating prizes and experiences to the auction. Their generosity will help raise valuable funds for Mikeysline and support the charity’s continuing work throughout the region.

Further auction lots and details about the sold-out Annual Dinner will be announced to its guests in the lead-up to the event.