Since the start of the pandemic, Luke, Zachary and Oliver have worked together to support others by creating unique pieces of art and selling them to make money for charity.
They still learn new crafts each year and offer their work for sale but also have stalls at car boot sales, take part in sponsored events, and organise an annual Christmas Tabletop sale.
Supported by family and friends, they aim to raise as much money as possible so they can make a very real difference to their chosen charity each year.
They are currently supporting Julia’s House Children’s Hospice and will be part of a Christmas Craft Sale at Gorse Hill Community Centre from 11am to 4pm on Saturday, November 29.
A spokesperson for the centre said: “Supporting a charity widens their world, their understanding and empathy for those around them.
“They enjoy the opportunity to give back and continue to play a valuable part in supporting those more vulnerable members of our community.
“Thank you for helping us support Julia’s House.”
