From young rugby players to family events and Christmas gifts for older people, an Isle of Wight charity's November grants had all the bases covered.
The latest WightAID grants saw £6,742 awarded to eight different charities and organisations.
Other projects which received cash included AIM Autism Inclusion Matters, two Island primary schools, a Christian group in Newport and Sight for Wight.
Amy Underwood, WightAID administrator, said: "The latest round of giving shows the diversity of organisations needing our support. We are delighted to have helped these eight groups."
Here is the full list of WightAID grants:
Sight for Wight received £3,242 for a range of activities, including its project Be Wise to your Eyes, an education programme.
AIM Autism Inclusion Matters, an autistic-led charity organised and ran by autistic adults, were granted £500 for putting in bifold doors into a large room, to divide it into two during busier groups or drop-in sessions.
Embracing Age UK is a charity dedicated to improving lives of older people with a focus on those living within a care home setting. It received £500 towards their Christmas Box Project.
Vectis Rugby Club's under six and seven groups received £500 towards new kits for its 40 members.
St Mary's Catholic Primary School in Ryde is putting their £500 grant towards creating its Woodland Room and providing a safe sensory place.
Sandown Family Events were handed £500 for 'Bringing Christmas Back to Sandown' - a free event that was held on December 16.
St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School in Carisbrooke will also put £500 towards its sensory room, called The Hive.
Revive Newport IW, a Christian centre and cafe, will purchase a new dishwasher with its £500 grant, enabling the team to provide more opportunities to support people.
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