THE team at Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Dunfermline have donated £1,500 to three charities.

Children’s Liver Disease Foundation, UK Career Academy Foundation and Ronald McDonald House received £500 each following nominations for support from employees at the Amazon fulfilment centre.

Speaking on the donations, Jamie Strain, General Manager at Amazon in Dunfermline, said: “We think very highly of the charitable organisations supporting children and their families through hard times, so it’s great to lend a helping hand to Children’s Liver Disease Foundation, UK Career Academy Foundation and Ronald McDonald House Glasgow.

"The work they do for children and families both across Scotland and locally is excellent, and we are pleased to support them with these donations.”

Children’s Liver Disease Foundation provides information advising families and helping them to cope with living with liver disease. The charity also run events across the UK to help families and children affected by childhood liver disease connect with each other.

UK Career Academy Foundation encourages young people to realise their potential, regardless of the barriers they face in society.

Ronald McDonald House Glasgow offers a safe space for parents and carers next to the Royal Hospital for Children to allow them to remain close to a child undergoing treatment.

George Fleming, an employee at Amazon in Dunfermline, said: “The three charities we’re supporting put so much time and effort into their causes and it really shows. The care my family received at Ronald McDonald House Glasgow was excellent and I’m so pleased we can support the team with this donation.”

Lauren Coffey, from Ronald McDonald House Glasgow, added: “I would like to thank the team at Amazon in Dunfermline for their support with this donation. We aim to support families and children during such difficult times and as a fully self-funded House we couldn’t do it without help from the community.”

The donations to Children’s Liver Disease Foundation, UK Career Academy Foundation and Ronald McDonald House Glasgow were made as part of Amazon’s programme to support the communities around its operating locations across the UK.