A COFFEE morning was hosted by 14-year-old Jasmine Stevens at Sutcombe Village Hall on Saturday in aid of the Long House Appeal and Bristol Children's Hospital.
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Holsworthy College student Jasmine, who organised the event as part of her bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award, said: "I'm doing it for Bristol Children's Hospital because my brother spends a lot of time in there and for the Long House Appeal because it's local."
The Long House, next to Holsworthy Medical Centre, will provide a centre for hospice services closer to families in and around the area.
Around 150 people went along to the coffee morning, and Jasmine added: "It went really well and raised £900. I had a lucky dip, tombola, raffle and a cake stall.
"I want to thank everybody who helped in any way. I couldn't do it without the help of the local community."
Jasmine's mother, Tracey Stevens, said the car park was 'chocca' on Saturday, and added: "It's lovely to think people supported her."