 A few people have been asking us about which good causes we will be raising money for this year and how they can contribute so we thought it best that we put something up on here to let everyone know the situation.
The Highland Marchers are taking a break from direct fundraising this year, partly because of the economic climate and partly because they are promoting another walk which will take place later in the year - The Tartan March - and would ask that anyone who wishes to make a donation in recognition of the efforts of the Highland March do so by supporting them.
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 News of this years 175 mile Highland March between Kilmarnock and Inverness is spreading fast, as is word of the Tartan March which will take place later in the year.
Newspapers at both ends of this months trail have picked up on the story and articles have appeared in both the Inverness Courier and the Kilmarnock Standard.
With a week of important fixtures on the horizon, the Marchers will be hoping for results that send them off on the walk with a spring in their step and little to worry about on the park.
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 The SPL fixture computer has finally given us our dates and locations for the post-split matches....and by far, the longest and most difficult Highland March to date.
After competing against Kilmarnock on the penultimate date in the 08/09 season (16th May), this years troops will endure a marathon, whilst tackling the equvilent height of Ben Nevis, every day, for 7 days back to back - all in an effort to reach the final game on the Inverness CT calender against Falkirk at home on 23rd May.
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We've got less than 2 weeks to go until the SPL 'splits' into two tiers of 6, and the final 5 fixtures for Inverness Caledonian Thistle during what has been an up and down season, both on and off the park!
The first day of the season; an away tie to Aberdeen - saw Inverness come out on top for the first time in almost 20 compettitive meetings between the clubs. Loosing by a single goal to Hamilton the following week gave insight into the season ahead, as Inverness prove to be tough for those chasing europe, yet flopping against teams down the bottom. This after just 2 games.
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