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It may be their busiest time of year but did you spot any of Santa's little helpers in college today?
Students and staff have been doing their bit to help bring gifts to children by raising money for Cash for Kids.
The charity supports children aged from 0 to 18 who are disabled, disadvantaged or suffering from abuse or neglect.
One in four children across the UK are living in poverty this December.
Last year Cash for Kids' Mission Christmas project generated more than £15.5 million in gifts and donations which were distributed to more than 360,000 children across the UK.
By dressing up as elves today and bringing along toys to donate to the charity, Stockton Riverside College was able to help raise awareness, show our support, and have a bit of fun along the way.
While over at NETA Training staff, apprentices and learners dressed up in Christmas attire to get involved and help raise funds.
Thanks to all those who took part or made a donation of money or toys.
Students and staff have been doing their bit to help bring gifts to children by raising money for Cash for Kids.The charity supports children aged from 0 to 18 who are disabled, disadvantaged or suffering from abuse or neglect.
One in four children across the UK are living in poverty this December.
Last year Cash for Kids' Mission Christmas project generated more than £15.5 million in gifts and donations which were distributed to more than 360,000 children across the UK.
By dressing up as elves today and bringing along toys to donate to the charity, Stockton Riverside College was able to help raise awareness, show our support, and have a bit of fun along the way.
While over at NETA Training staff, apprentices and learners dressed up in Christmas attire to get involved and help raise funds.
Thanks to all those who took part or made a donation of money or toys.
