Photography Competition
Submit your photographs for our 2024 charity calendar!
Photography Competition
Calling all budding photographers!
In a recent survey, you told us that you would like us to produce a charity calendar. So this year, we are going to create one for 2024 with your help!
We are delighted to be running a photography competition, to showcase your creative photographs of bonnie Scottish landscapes. We would also love to show Scotland in all its glory throughout the seasons.
12 winning entries will be selected later this year to produce a charity calendar for 2024.
All winning entrants will be credited on the printed calendar.
Submission Details:
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Send entries as an image file to fundraising@scottishautism.org, along with a brief description of the image and location.
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Only photographs of landscape format and in high resolution for print (at least 300 dpi) will be chosen.
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You can submit as many photographs as you’d like before the deadline of Monday 31st July 2023.
How your support helps
The funds that we raise from our charity calendar will go towards continuing the provision of vital support services like our Autism Advice Line and improving our online support programme, Right Click.
Our Autism Advice Line is now the only one available in Scotland. Enquiries grow year upon year as many autistic people and their families continue to struggle with their mental health and wellbeing.
The funds you help to raise makes a difference to continue providing vital support when it’s needed most.A Little Token Of Appreciation
As a thank you for your support, all winning entrants will be awarded a prize and will receive a complimentary calendar with your entry included.
We'd love your help to reach and support more autistic people and their families across Scotland!
When we reached out to contact Scottish Autism for help, they responded so quickly. My son has been getting regular emails from an advisor over the last few months and I can’t over emphasise how much they have helped him, they have literally changed his life.
Karen - Advice Line Caller