Family and friends have praised the community spirit after funds were raised for a brave toddler.
After being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, and given less than 40pc chance of survival, Jaymen Woolston faces a gruelling chemotherapy programme.
The one-year-old faces a lengthy stay at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge after a tumor was found on his stomach, which was later confirmed to be neuroblastoma.
With a Gofundme page set up by a family friend to encourage people to #PrayForJaymen and fund a dream trip to Disneyland, as well as cover the costs of daily trips between Lowestoft and Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge for parents Jordan and Louise Woolston, a street collection was held in Lowestoft town centre on Saturday, February 2.
Organised by James Raven, who is a cousin of Jaymen's dad Jordan, Spiderman and a Minion character made appearances as the fundraising event was hailed a success.
Mr Raven said: 'Thank you so much to all my kind volunteers for offering their time to stand in the cold and help me raise a big total of £685.36 for #PrayForJaymen.'
With more than £5,000 raised on the Gofundme page, you can donate via www.gofundme.com/8zecn-pray-for-jaymen
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