A Christian Aid official has thanked fundraisers from Bridlington who raised £500 for the charity.
Fundraisers were invited to do the 'big sing' over the festive period to support some of the charity's projects across the world.
Juliet Lunam, from the charity, was delighted with the efforts in Bridlington:
She said one of the causes they're involved with is Aid Camilla, which helps women in flood-hit Bangladesh start their own businesses to support themselves and their families:
She added more detail about Aid Camilla and how it supports people in Bangladesh:
Juliet says it's not the first time our region has supported Christian Aid:


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