A three-year fundraising campaign on the Isle of Man is nearing completion after raising £60,000.
The cash has been raised by finance company, Quilter International, to help change the lives of young carers on the Isle of Man.
A spokesman said with just four months left to go, employees are on schedule to hit their target of raising £30,000 for Crossroads’ Young Carers Project.
Every pound raised is being match-funded by the business.
Crossroads for Carers will use the money to employ a support worker and hold a festival for the children.
The charity provides support groups, one-to-one sessions and social activities for young people who are tasked with caring for a family members.
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