Rowanne Moir raised £437.40 for Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) while also taking home the same value in Aldi favourites (Credit: Aldi Scotland)

Aldi Scotland’s supermarket sweep returns to Edinburgh, raising over £430 for CHAS

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Aldi Scotland’s much-loved Supermarket Sweep has returned to Edinburgh, with one lucky shopper raising £437.40 for Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) while taking home the same value in Aldi favourites.

Inspired by the iconic TV game show, the initiative landed in Dalkeith on 27 June, where competition winner Rowanne Moir was selected to take part in a five-minute trolley dash in support of the charity.

Rowanne raced through the aisles to collect a trolley full of Aldi products, with the total value of her haul matched by Aldi Scotland and donated directly to CHAS. As part of the retailer’s 2026 commitment, every penny raised through the Supermarket Sweep initiative will go to the charity, with £10,000 pledged in total.

Speaking about the experience, Rowanne said: “The Aldi Supermarket Sweep was not only a great and fun experience, it was also amazing to be involved in raising money for such a wonderful charity.

“All the staff were amazing and made the experience fun with such fantastic support and encouragement. Thank you to the Aldi team for creating such a memorable experience.”

CHAS, Aldi Scotland’s long-standing charity partner, provides vital support to more than 500 babies, children and young people across Scotland living with life-shortening conditions, as well as their families.

Rachel Hamilton, Staff Nurse at CHAS, highlighted the importance of this support: “Every week in Scotland, three children die from an incurable condition. CHAS supports families through this devastating reality, providing expert care at home, in our two hospices and through CHAS/NHS teams in children’s hospitals across Scotland.

“In the Edinburgh and Lothians area, CHAS supports 131 families with a range of care tailored to their needs, including palliative care, respite, family support, and bereavement and spiritual care, helping families make the most of every precious moment together.”

Tom Brearey, Regional Managing Director at Aldi Scotland, added: “Our Supermarket Sweep continues to be a highlight in the Aldi calendar, and we’re proud to partner with CHAS once again to support the incredible work they do. Congratulations to Rowanne for raising an incredible £437 for CHAS while enjoying a well-earned trolley full of Aldi favourites.

“CHAS is a charity very close to our hearts which does invaluable work for families in Scotland. Through initiatives like Supermarket Sweep, we are pleased to help raise both funds and awareness so they can continue delivering care and support where it is needed most.”

Earlier this year, CHAS launched its ‘More Than A Hospice’ appeal, aiming to raise £20 million to transform children’s palliative care across Scotland. The campaign will fund the rebuilding and refurbishment of its hospices, alongside expanding care in homes, communities and hospitals – giving families greater choice in how and where they receive support.

For more information, visit chas.org.uk or find your nearest Aldi store at stores.aldi.co.uk/store-finder.

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