Charity has seen increased demand during coronavirus outbreak
An Island-based insurance firm is donating £30,000 to the Isle of Man Foodbank.
Zurich Insurance Group's charitable foundation has pledged the funds to the organisation.
It comes after the foodbank reported a 33% rise in demand for its services since the start of the coronavirus outbreak.
Peter Huber of Zurich International says it's important to support the charity through this difficult period:
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