Three local charities have received a year of fundraising from the Mayor of Douglas.
Mayor Natalie Byron-Teare welcomed representatives from Naseem's Brain Tumour Charity, The Manx Housing Trust and Samaritans Isle of Man at a reception in the Chamber on Monday.
Proceeds from numerous events over the next 12 months will be divided between the charities.
To find out more about the year's events and about the appeal, visit the Mayor of Douglas's Facebook page.
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