A North Yorkshire charity that provides holidays for needy children and their families has appealed for help.
The Mustard Seed Cottage Trust was set up 12 years ago by Doug and Christine Baker, who live at Plompton, near Harrogate.
It has provided Yorkshire Dales holidays for more than 50 family units.
Mr Baker, a retired headteacher at a Leeds school for special needs, says: "We receive referrals for holidays from social services, schools and voluntary agencies. But relying solely on donations is tough and funds are always in short supply, even though all our carers give their time free of charge."
The trust is now seeking donations, sponsorship of a seven-seater vehicle to transport families and couples who could act as carers.
Offers of help can be made by calling (01423) 868241.
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