Three Island charities are to receive thousands of pounds raised thanks to an open day back in the summer.
More than £7,700 was generated at the Isle of Man Airport Fire Service open day which took place in July.
The money is being split evenly between the Fire Fighters' Charity, Hyperbaric Chamber and Special Care Baby Unit at Noble's Hospital.
The airport fire department is thanking residents, organisations and stall holders that were part of the occasion.
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