STREETS of Winchester were with filled with more than one thousand Santas as they all took part in a fun run for charity.
At 9am on December 7, the 16th annual Naomi House and Jacksplace Santa Fun Run took place, taking runners in a 5km loop from the Guildhall.
The run aimed to raise £50,000, to provide a year of care for children and young people.
Paul Morgan, director of fundraising at Naomi House, said: “It feels like we’ve been doing it forever. It’s magic, truly an event that’s grown and grown.
“We as a charity support the most poorly people in our community. At Naomi House we have a facility that provides unique care. Jacksplace is the only young adult hospital in the South of England. It’s a special centre, it’s lovely.
“If you have a child or a young person that might quality for our care, get in touch.”
One keen participant, Ruth Morgan, said: “It’s such a wonderful cause, we love to support Naomi’s House, it reminds us about what’s important at Christmas and giving back to the community.
Click the photo at the top to see more snaps from the event.
All photos were taken by Stuart Martin.
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