Nearly 50 classic cars have helped raise £47,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice during the charity’s Mad Hatters Classic Car Run.
The annual event, which took place earlier this month, was raising cash for the Wetherby hospice, which has recently unveiled a multi-million pound transformation.
There was a fundraising auction, led by TV antique expert Angus Ashworth, a Michelin-star lunch and prizes for the best dressed mad hatters.
Becky Leighton, Relationship and Philanthropy Manager at Martin House, said: “We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who took part in this year’s Mad Hatters event.
“It was a brilliant day, with lots of fun for all involved. Crucially, we also raised vital funds which will allow us to continue to be there for families when they need us most.
''This event simply wouldn’t be possible without the vision and passion of our amazing supporters, Jonathan Sands OBE and Will Linley. Their dedication, generosity, and tireless commitment are instrumental in bringing the day together and making it such a resounding success.”
Here are 17 of the best pictures from the event.
13. Mad Hatters Classic Car Run
But it was the Minions who triumphed | Martin House Children's Hospice
14. Mad Hatters Classic Car Run
Each year, the hospice supports more than 550 children and young people with life-shortening conditions | Martin House Children's Hospice
15. Mad Hatters Classic Car Run
The Wetherby hospice supports children, young people and their families across North, West and East Yorkshire | Martin House Children's Hospice
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DIt costs more than £13 million a year to provide this specialist care, which is completely free of charge to families | Martin House Children's Hospice
17. Mad Hatters Classic Car Run
The vast majority is funded through voluntary donations and fundraising | Martin House Children's Hospice