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On Friday I was invited to the 'Bighearted Scotland Awards' in Glasgow, where I was a finalist in the 'Business Person of the Year Category', alongside Michelle Mone, 'curry king' Charan Gill and Mick Jackson of Wild Hearts.

The awards were set up to celebrate charitable work done by individuals across Scotland and are sponsored by the News of The World.

There were some amazing stories being told and the event highlighted the wonderful work that so many people are doing to help others.

I felt very honoured to collect an award in recognition of the impact that The SuperJam Tea Parties is having on the guests who come along. We have run over 120 tea parties in the past year and I am massively grateful to all of the hundred of people who have volunteered to help out - without all of their support, we couldn't have done it!

You can read more about the award here, if you like.

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David Haywood Smith | 11 September 2009 16:39 |

Well done Fraser! I think this calls for a little write up on LovelyCompanies.com!

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Anonymous | 21 September 2009 09:15 |

I like your jam !

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Chris | 22 September 2009 20:59 |

Hi Fraser - really enjoyed your talk at Wick High this week - and I know that the pupils did too!

Oh and your jam is AMAZING!! ;)

Take care and hope to see you back up in Wick sometime.

Mr Aitken (Computing Teacher)

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