A Douglas teenager is walking 20 miles tomorrow (20th) to raise money for Alzheimer's Society.
17 year old Connie Trevethan has been inspired to raise funds after her grandad Frank was diagnosed with dementia.
She plans to walk from Douglas to Peel and back again, and has so far raised £625 through sponsors on her just giving page.
Connie says she wants to live up to the morals he taught her, to always be kind and try to make even just a small difference to someone's life.
You can donate here.
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