Member News: FG Burnett Announces Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian as its New Corporate Charity Partner

May 19, 2026
Member News: FG Burnett Announces Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian as its New Corporate Charity Partner

FG Burnett is pleased to announce Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian as its nominated charity, marking the beginning of a meaningful collaboration to support specialist palliative care services across the North East of Scotland.

Over the course of the next 2 years, the Aberdeen based commercial property consultants will take part in a range of fundraising activities and community initiatives, helping raise vital funds and awareness for the charity’s work supporting patients and families through some of life’s most challenging times.

Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian supports Roxburghe House, NHS Grampian’s specialist palliative care unit based in Aberdeen, helping enhance patient comfort, wellbeing and family support through additional resources, facilities and services.

FG Burnett Managing Director, Graeme Nisbet comments:

“We are looking forward to supporting Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian as our nominated charity over the next two years by fundraising initiatives and to raise awareness. The charity provides vital support to patients and families across the region.”

Barbara Manson, chairman of Friends of Roxburghe House Grampian, said:

“We are delighted to have been chosen as the corporate charity partner for FG Burnett. “The commitment from their team will make a significant difference in helping us enhance the comfort and care of patients and their families at Roxburghe House. Corporate support like this is vital to our organisation, and we are looking forward to working closely with the team at FG Burnett.”

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