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The Royal Bank of Scotland International's roof gardens played host to a fundraising evening for Save the Children on Friday.
The charity held a drinks reception on the roof of the Douglas offices, for guests including Lieutenant Governor Sir Paul Haddacks and Save the Children President Lady Haddacks.
Vice President of Save the Children Isle of Man Professor Hugh Davidson explained the organisation is celebrating its 90th anniversary and is raising money to improve a Rwandan village.
The evening raised £2,000 which will to go towards this year’s target of £90,000.
Save the Children Isle of Man is already more than half way towards that goal.
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