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MEET JAYSON BAXTER, 19TH KEEPER OF THE SCONESTONE
Jayson Baxter talking with Dave Gunning Dave on Breakfast Television
Jayson Baxter, producer and host of Halifax's Breakfast Television invited Dave Gunning onto his show to have an official 'hand-off' of the Sconestone. Of course Dave brought along his guitar and treated the audience to his beautiful music. Jayson is the 19th Keeper of the Sconestone and we invite you to follow along on his personal Journey of Kindness during his time as a Keeper.
DONATE TO GLASGOW THE CARING CITY'S HAITI APPEAL
Schoolchildren before the quake The Good Samaritan School now lies in ruins
FIRST KEEPER LAUNCHES APPEAL TO REBUILD DEVASTATED
GOOD SAMARITAN SCHOOL
Reverend Neil Galbraith, Sconestone's First Keeper and founder of Glasgow the Caring City has launched a nation wide appeal to provide financial relief to the people of Haiti, and in particular the Good Samaritan School which had just reopened it doors after repairs from the last hurricane.
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Oops, I dropped the Sconestone!
Dave explaining how he accidently dropped the Sconestone! No worries, it's all a part of the journey.
Singing Songs of Kindness
Serenading patients at the Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow
The Flynn family & Sconestone
Spreading Kindness at the Olympics
Bobsled, Birks & Boys
Sconestone with an Olympic Bobsled.
SCONESTONE VIDEOS
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Jayson Baxter, host of Breakfast Television interviews Warren MacLeod
Country music artist George Canyon reflects about the Sconestone
Bruce Guthro, singer for Runrig describes the Sconestone and the Journey of Kindness
Alex Salmond presents the Sconestone to Rev. Neil Galbraith, the First Keeper
Maria Kantha's time with the Sconestone
Hungarian clown doctors visit the sick kids