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STAFF at AIB have been busy selling their homemade produce to raise money for a Nepalese charity.
£400 was raised from the sale of home produced fruit, vegetables, jam, cakes and free range eggs every Friday throughout the summer months.
The money will go to The Parhar Trust, a British and Isle of Man registered charity, which co-ordinates the construction of schools in remote areas of east and west Nepal.
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