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Scottish mountain rescue teams receive grants from Scottish Government and Police Scotland. Torridon MRT has also benefitted massively from the benevolence of St John Scotland. But, to a considerable extent, we depend on the generosity of the donations we receive from the public which account for around half of our income. Quite simply mountain rescue in Scotland could not function effectively without your support.

Donations can be made:

  • On-line at www.justgiving.com/tkmountainrescue
  • By posting a cheque to
    John Moffat, Treasurer TMRT, 2 Cradlehall Farm Drive, Cradlehall, Inverness, IV2 5GQ (email: treasurer[at]torridonmrt.org.uk)

If you would prefer to make a payment directly to our bank account from within the UK or from another country please contact the Treasurer for details of our bank account.

Another way of supporting the team is by a bequest or legacy in your will. Always take legal advice before making or amending your will. Please contact us, or ask your solicitor to contact us, for any information about Torridon Mountain Rescue Team which you need to set up a bequest or legacy.

You can also help by spreading the word to your friends, perhaps giving them one of the links to our Facebook page and our on-line giving site.

When you shop at Amazon Smile, Amazon will make a donation automatically to us. Start your shopping by clicking here and searching for Torridon MRT!

Often we receive donations from folk who have been rescued. We are particularly grateful to a very brave young woman, Emily Woodroofe. who required a lower leg amputation following an accident in March, 2016. Emily has raised over £5,000 for Torridon MRT.
The photo below is of Emily in Raigmore Hospital shortly after her accident.

Emily Woodroofe in Raigmore

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2 days ago

Torridon Mountain Rescue Team
READY FOR WINTERAre you ready for winter? Do you practice deploying your avalanche probe at the start of the season? Putting on your crampons? Knowing what each button does on your transceiver?Just before the first proper signs of winter arrived in Torridon, November training saw the team on a series of workshops familiarising with kit that has (for most!) been in the cupboard since last season. From casualty packaging to organised avalanche rescue, this training was all about refreshing some core winter skills, so we're ready to go when the snow and ice arrives.Fingers crossed for some proper winter conditions on our hills by December!@scottishmountainrescue#Torridon #mountainrescue#ThinkWINTER #nc500 ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

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HELP! FALLEN CLIMBER!This was the call the team got last weekend, but fortunately just in a training scenario as part of our annual first aid training weekend with @basp_skipatrol It was a packed weekend of putting principles into practice with skills stations and scenarios covering all elements of first aid the team might need to use on real world rescues. It's always great to have instructors come from outside the team to build to add fresh perspectives and keep us up to date.All our team members are volunteers and give their weekends to train in the vital skills required to save lives in the Scottish mountains. Our team is almost entirely funded by public donations and training courses like this cost money! Please consider donating to enable us to continue this work at the link in our bio.@scottishmountainrescue#mountainrescue#firstaid#mountainmedicine#wildernessmedicine #Torridon #nc500 ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

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A huge thank you to 14 year old @danielgoddard_photo for his amazing work fundraising for the team. Daniel is a young landscape and wildlife photographer who has raised £400 from the sale of his beautiful calendars. Great work Daniel!@scottishmountainrescue #mountainrescue #Torridon#landscapephotography#wildlifephotography#nc500 ... See MoreSee Less

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