ISLE of Wight enterprises have shown their support for Mountbatten's annual fundraiser Go Yellow this October, which took place last Friday.
The annual Go Yellow Day was marked with a series of yellow-themed initiatives.
The Big Yellow Tea Party was introduced this year, where family, friends and colleagues were invited to mark the occasion by coming together, either virtually or in small groups.
Dani Johnson, community fundraiser, said: "As ever, we were thrilled to see so many people Go Yellow for Mountbatten.
“We knew it would be a little different to previous years but it didn’t stop people showing their support by eating, wearing or doing something yellow for us.
“Anyone who didn’t get chance last week is still welcome to get involved any time this month, or if you would simply like to make a donation by planting a sunflower in our virtual field, head to our website at www.mountbatten.org.uk/appeal/go-yellow20.
“Thank you to everyone for supporting us.”
The full list of companies, clubs and schools who took part in the event is as follows: Binstead Primary School, Bluebells at Briddlesford, ASDA, Butterflies of Yarmouth, Caffe Isola, CatURpillars Toddler Group, Chessell Pottery Cafe, Christ the King College, Crispin Pub, Graces Bakery Ltd, Hose Rhodes Dickson, Lanesend Primary School, Lily's Coffee Shop, Milforddel Support Agency Ltd, Sails Cafe, Sainsburys, Santander, Seaview Community Shop, The Vintage Rose Tearooms, Ward House, Brading Haven Sailing Club, Boots Ryde, DWP, Solent and Wightline Cruises and Gems Bridal Wear.
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