A Douglas shop is launching a festive scheme to cheer up ill children this Christmas.
Extreme Art & Gadgets on Duke Street in Douglas will be selling gifts for youngsters in Noble's Hospital's children's ward and Rebecca House Children's Hospice.
Lee Watson, who runs the business, says you'll be able to buy the gift and the business will wrap it, put your name on it and donate it.
Last year, well over 100 presents were donated to help youngsters celebrate.
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