Isle of Man CAMRA branch chooses different charity each year
The Great North Air Ambulance Service is the charity of choice for the upcoming Isle of Man Beer and Cider Festival.
This year marks the 13th edition of the event which is hosted by Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
Each year the organisation chooses a 'good cause' charity.
Donations can be made using tokens, and GNAAS will also have a stall.
Roger Cave and Matt Cox are from CAMRA and they says they are 'pleased' to have the charity on board:
The 13th Beer and Cider Festival which will be held at the Villa Marina from 9-11 April.
In the last edition an Archibald Knox tribute design was chosen for the glass - this year the festival is celebrating the 150th year of the Douglas Bay Tramway.
CAMRA also say they are still looking for volunteers to help out at the spring event.
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