Isle of Man Police cadets will be fundraising on Sunday for a two-year-old girl undergoing chemotherapy.
Savannah-May has two brain tumors, causing her to only have 10% vision in her left eye.
She is currently 13 weeks into her 18 months of treatment.
The cadets will be bag packing at Tesco on 26th September.
They will also hold a raffle to raise money to help Savannah-May's family through this difficult time.
You can donate by clicking here.
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