Despite the non-league football season being prematurely halted, there was no stopping one local club from using the suspension to stay active while helping a good cause.
Players and staff from Woodbridge Town Football Club visited Ipswich's FIND (Families in Need) foodbank at the weekend to hand over a cheque for £2,896.49 and take a tour of facilities in Braziers Wood Road.
The club raised the funding by team members collectively running a distance of more than 2,500 miles during February.
The challenge bred some friendly competition at the club, with the ladies' team leading the way until the men's first team pipped them at the post by just 18 miles.
The challenge was thought up by joint first team manager, Leon Moore, who initially suggested running 2,000 miles between the first team, ladies and reserves – about 10 miles per player, per week – with the aim of raising £1,000 to support FIND.
Mr Moore said he was blown away by the support and incredible generosity of sponsors to help people less fortunate.
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