A man travelling from the Island to bring aid to Ukraine is asking for last-minute donations to help get him there.
Aaron O’Reilly, who volunteers for the charity Manx Support for Ukraine, is setting off with two vehicles to the war-torn country on Thursday, September 18.
He needs fuel, car tools and tyres for his pickup truck.
If you can help, you can get in touch with him on 332091.
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