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Easter Treats for Nith Inshore Rescue

At Nith Inshore Rescue, we are incredibly grateful for the continued support we receive from the community. The dedication of our volunteer crew is matched only by the generosity of those who help keep our charity-run organisation afloat.

This Easter, we were fortunate to receive a thoughtful donation of Easter eggs, which were shared between our team.

A special thanks goes to Douglas Smith, a regular and much-valued supporter of Nith Inshore Rescue, who kindly donated these Easter eggs for our crew. These were very much enjoyed after our training session, offering a well-earned treat.

Douglas Smith shared a few words with us: “It’s the least I can do for a group of people who give up their time to help others. Supporting Nith Inshore Rescue is my way of saying thank you for everything they do.”

Support like this not only lifts spirits but also reminds us how valued our service is within the community. From everyone at Nith Inshore Rescue—thank you.

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