My Peak Challenge
My Peak Challenge (MPC) has chosen the Commonwealth Sport Foundation as its dedicated charity for 2026. MPC is the global movement dedicated to health, wellness, and giving back.
The partnership will see CSF benefiting from a portion of contributions made through MPC throughout this year through initiatives including a dedicated JustGiving page on the MPC website, CSF branding on member packs and a Gala dinner ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games to celebrate unity, wellness and giving back.
MPC founder Sam Heughan is a critically acclaimed Scottish actor best known for his leading role in the historical drama ‘Outlander’. Sam founded My Peak Challenge in 2015 to inspire people to live a healthy lifestyle while supporting incredible causes.
Hannah Miley, former Team Scotland athlete and Commonwealth Champion said: “As an athlete who benefitted firsthand from the support of the Foundation, enabling me to empower others, this partnership between Commonwealth Sport Foundation and My Peak Challenge will be transformational. It has the power to transform lives across Scotland and far beyond Commonwealth and I’m delighted to be involved.”
The now-retired swimmer received a Game Changer Grant from Team Scotland Youth Trust, which was funded by the Commonwealth Sport Foundation to support her project, Typically 28. The initiative aims to improve menstrual health education for young people and coaches, helping to retain more female athletes in sport.
For more information on the work of MPC visit:: https://www.mypeakchallenge.com
Scottish Sport Futures
SSF is a sport and youth work charity. We use the power of sport to enable young people to combat the effects of poverty and trauma. We’re based in communities across Scotland namely Glasgow and North Ayrshire.
Our Twilight, multi-sport and youth work programme gives young people a free, safe place to play sport in the evening. We offer hot food and time with our supportive youth work team who get to know young people and act as trusted role models.
Our physical activity led education and training modules offer young people who are struggling with mainstream education the opportunity to get SCQF qualifications in a supportive, fun environment. We also offer training to sports practitioners to help them create inclusive, trauma informed environments to support young people to take part in sport.
For more information on the work of SSF visit: www.ssf.org.uk
Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity
Every day, 500 children from across Scotland receive life-changing care at the children's hospital in Glasgow. For 25 years, Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity has raised vital funds to ensure that these children and their families receive the best possible care. The charity has invested more than £50 million in the hospital, made possible thanks to the generosity of its donors, volunteers and fundraisers.
For more information, visit: www.glasgowchildrenshospitalcharity.org
Team Scotland Youth Trust
Team Scotland Youth Trust (TSYT) exists to support young Scottish athletes achieve their potential.
Established in 1989, the Team Scotland Youth Trust is a registered charity which supports talented young Scottish athletes through financial awards and educational experiences.
The TSYT have been a proud partner of Team Scotland for over 30 years, supporting the development of athletes who go on to compete and win medals for Scotland at the Commonwealth Games.
Past beneficiaries of Team Scotland Youth Trust support have gone on to compete with distinction for Team Scotland at Commonwealth Games and for Team GB at Olympic Games, including Kirsty Gilmour (Badminton), Jennifer McIntosh (Shooting), Robbie Renwick (Swimming) and Eilidh Doyle (Athletics).
For more information, visit: www.teamscotland.scot/team-scotland-youth-trust
