Borderline, the charity which helps homeless Scots in London, has raised over £100,000 from the first two years of its partnership with the Church of Scotland Guild.

Borderline is one of six charities chosen by the Guild for the three year Let’s Live: body, mind and soul strategy which runs from the autumn of 2006 to 2009.

The figures for the two years to June 2008 show that Borderline has raised £106, 616, more than any of the other partner agencies.

Eileen Ward, director of Borderline, said: “The partnership with the Guild has really worked for us. Not only has it generated much needed funds, it has also helped us raise our profile in communities right across Scotland. “