Tulloch Homes Passes the Cup of Kindness to Harper Macleod LLP in Support of Mikeysline

Mikeysline is delighted to announce that Tulloch Homes has passed on the Cup of Kindness to Harper Macleod LLP, continuing a chain of generosity and support for mental health across the Highlands, Islands and Moray.

Following on from home builder’s contribution of over £5400, the legal firm have committed to 3-months of fundraising for the Inverness based charity.

Highlighting the power of community, and the vital role local businesses can play in supporting mental health and suicide prevention, each recipient of the cup pledges to raise funds for Mikeysline, helping the charity provide its life-saving text-based and face-to-face support for people experiencing emotional distress.

The charity’s CEO, Emily Stokes said:

“Fundraising through the Cup of Kindness is more than a financial contribution—it’s a statement of compassion and solidarity. Every penny raised helps Mikeysline to be there for someone when they need it most, whether that’s through our text-based, face-to-face or community outreach peer support led services.

In our tenth anniversary year, it’s a symbolic initiative designed to highlight the power of community, the importance of looking out for one another, and the vital role that local businesses can play in supporting mental health and suicide prevention.”

Ewan Stafford, employment partner at Harper Macleod, said:
“We’re grateful to receive the Cup of Kindness from Tulloch Homes and to continue supporting Mikeysline’s vital work across the Highlands and beyond. Community and compassion are at the heart of everything we do at Harper Macleod, and this initiative gives us a meaningful way to contribute to mental health awareness and support.”

“We’ve already kicked off our fundraising with coffee & cake events in our Inverness and Elgin offices and look forward to continuing to rally our team over the next three months to raise funds and awareness for a cause that touches so many lives.”

Lorna Cameron, HR Director of Tulloch Homes, said:

“Taking part in the Cup of Kindness has been a special experience for us. It brought our teams together, gave us a chance to mark the start of our centenary year in a meaningful way, and most importantly, helped support a charity that makes such a difference across the Highlands.

“We are incredibly proud of our employees and the community who got behind our fundraising for Mikeysline. We’re delighted to now hand it over to Harper Macleod and wish them every success with their fundraising.”

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Pictured: Ewan Stafford and Lorna Cameron passing on the cup of kindness

Mikeysline: Mikeysline operates 365 days a year, accessible through their text line at 07786207755; WhatsApp at 01463 729000, messenger and via its website and live chat. They offer face-to-face support in Hives across the region – at their Inverness headquarters, and in their Dingwall Alness, Nairn, Tain, Wick, Thurso and Elgin hubs. Here, people can engage in one-to-one support, or at some venues join in group sessions for adults, men, families and young people.

The Mikeysline mobile app: Along with their latest news, events and ways to get involved, the app makes it even easier for those in need of help to reach out for support.

Links to download our App:

Android:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thecafeapp.mikeysline&pcampaignid=web_share

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/mikeysline/id6736364818

The charity also produces a popular podcast, Speaking of Suicide; provides support for businesses; works closely with teachers and pupils in schools across the North of Scotland.

For more information, visit www.mikeysline.co.uk or find Mikeysline on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok

Hive on the Road: Launched in 2024, Mikeysline’s Hive on the Road enables support staff to provide accessible 1:1 support sessions in the more rural areas of the Highlands, Islands and Moray. The initiative was made possible by a generous grant from The Wolfsen Foundation which allowed Mikeysline to purchase its first transit van and enlist Vulcan Van Conversations to make modifications. Additional grants from McDonalds in the Community and West Fraser also supported the development and ongoing costs of the project. In 2025, West Fraser remain our key sponsor partner for our original Hive on the Road.