A fundraiser from Filby is raising money for a children's home in Kenya.
Sandra Webb, 50, has launched the drive after she learned that a lack of rain was leading to shortages of home-grown crops for the youngsters the home cares for.
MORE: Handmade Norfolk knitwear will keep babies warm in AfricaThe mother-of-three said: 'I have supported Amazing Grace Orphanage since 2012 when my daughter came back from Kenya on a school trip and the stories and pictures I saw touched my heart, so I felt I had to help even if it was just one child.'
Among the items she has raised money for the last five years are a washing machine, 20 new mattresses, and a water tank.
So far £200 has been donated of her £150 target but she said more donations would help to ensure food stocks for months to come at the children's home.
To donate to her fundraising effort go to: www.gofundme.com/KenyaOrphanageDroughtFund
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