Join Beyond Boundaries at EMF 2026 in the Hairy Haggis Team Relay
Join Beyond Boundaries at EMF 2026 in the Hairy Haggis Team Relay
Kickstart your New Year with purpose
January is the season of fresh starts, fitter habits, and big goals. So why not make your 2026 challenge one that changes lives too?
We’re getting ready for the Edinburgh Marathon Festival (EMF) 2026, and we’d love your club to be part of it by forming a team of four to take part in the EMF Hairy Haggis Team Relay on Sunday 24 May 2026, 10:00am
It's a brilliant way to bring your club together; whether it’s players, parents, coaches, support staff, management, or a mix of all of the above.
All we need from you is four people to run as a team to raise funds to help young people in Scotland move more, feel better and be part of a team all through the means of cricket – a sport that means so much to all of us.
Whatever your motivation - if you’re ready to run, want to get fitter or willing to try something new, we’re waiting to welcome you!
How to Get Involved
Team Entry: When your club registers to run for Beyond Boundaries, we cover the entry cost.
Fundraising Goal: Together, we aim to raise funds as a team to support our programmes.
Flexible Team Options:
If you don’t have a full team of four runners, we’ll help you connect with others and build a team across multiple clubs.
If you have more than four runners interested, we can register multiple teams for your club, ensuring everyone gets involved.
Quick Next Steps
Gather your team of four runners (all levels welcome).
Drop us an email to let us know you’d like to run for Beyond Boundaries (info@beyondboundariesscotland.co.uk)
Start sharing this exciting initiative with your community.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Beyond Boundaries Fundraising Squad!.
About Us
Life changing moments: the joy of your first cricket bat, the fun of a team, discovering life is about ability rather than disability or race, or being picked to play for your club or country – these are all what make sport so magical – at any level.
However, although sport creates common experiences for many, not everyone is lucky enough to be given those opportunities.
Beyond Boundaries is a young Scottish Charity which funds programmes that use cricket, in any of its forms, to transform the lives of young, disadvantaged and underrepresented people in Scotland.
Our Story
Beyond Boundaries aims to help transform lives through cricket in any of its forms. We help young, disadvantaged and underrepresented people in Scotland to choose an active lifestyle and connect across cultures.
As well as promoting programmes of our own, we also aim to provide funding for programmes run by local communities/organisations underpinned by appropriate applications.
Recent magic moments for Scottish cricket include an historic win against England and qualifying for global tournaments at adult and junior levels. Moments like these inspire the next generation (and the existing one!) and they demonstrate that there are no boundaries to achievement for anyone.
Taking this passion and using it to spread sport wider, with a focus on inclusivity, is what we do, but we need funds to make it happen. If we can help more people - regardless of race, gender, ability or age - to push beyond their boundaries, then we will all be winners.
Who We Work With
Our strongly collaborative approach includes maintaining and developing strong working relationships with, for example, Cricket Scotland, local community groups and other appropriate charities, businesses and government bodies. This ensures our activities best meet local needs and are delivered cost effectively.
We also actively encourage volunteering opportunities for young people from local communities, giving them opportunities to help build their self-confidence and employability skills.
“One of my top priorities as Sports Minister is to encourage more sports participation from groups that are currently under-represented. Beyond Boundaries is using cricket to do exactly this, so I’m delighted to support its launch and I look forward to seeing the results.” - Aileen Campbell, 2017
Aileen Campbell, former Scottish Minister for Public Health and Sport launches Beyond Boundaries with players from the Scottish Women’s national team.
Contact us
info@beyondboundariesscotland.co.uk