Forty-eight hikers braved the climb to the peak of Snowdon in aid of Hampshire hospices.
The group took part in the Snowdon Sunrise challenge to raise funds for Naomi House & Jacksplace, which support children and young adults with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions.
Together, they raised £20,000 for the Sutton Scotney-based hospices.
The group, including individual fundraisers and corporate supporters, climbed 1,085 metres to the summit of Yr Wyddfa, the highest mountain in Wales.
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"It was very challenging, but we do these things because it’s for a good cause.
"Having Naomi House & Jacksplace as our charity partner and participating in these challenges brings us closer together as a team – so thank you for letting us do mad things like climb mountains."
Participants were motivated by fitness goals, team-building opportunities, and a shared commitment to supporting the hospices.
Gemma, events executive at Naomi House & Jacksplace, said: "It’s wonderful seeing a group of people come together to undertake such a challenge for Naomi House & Jacksplace.
"Everyone was so determined to reach the summit and knowing that their efforts can make a difference for children and young adults made the experience even better.
"Well done and thank you to everyone who took part in our annual Snowdon Sunrise event."
The £20,000 raised is enough to fund 714 hours of nursing care, helping families through some of the most difficult times.
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