A community initiative to help those struggling to make ends meet is appealing for help.
Isle Pay It Forward allows people to buy extra food and drink for others at participating cafes and venues.
But Tina Brennen says some donors have dropped out and more support is now needed to help the scheme, which has run for nearly four years in 18 cafes.
If you can help, you can find out more and get in touch via this link.
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