Residents of Graffham run in the rain on Sunday to take part in a onesie fun run to raise money for the victims of the Cumbria flooding.
FUNDRAISERS braved the rain in their onesies to raise money for flooding victims.
Residents of Graffham near Petworth turned out despite the rain on Sunday to take part in a onesie fun run to raise money for the residents of Cumbria affected by the recent flooding.
The idea was the brainchild of Ginny Barrett and Hannah Barter who were keen on the community coming together to raise money for those hit so badly by the flooding before Christmas.
More than 50 people took part in the run from Seaford College and St Giles Church in Graffham where refreshments were laid on for the fundraisers.
The event has already raised more than £600 for the charity.
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