Idea aims to help those who're unable to see family this Christmas
There's a chance to donate gifts to care home residents this Christmas, in a new Tywnald Mills initiative.
Operations Director Lesley O'Neill is spearheading the 'Gift of Giving'.
Tynwald Mills has joined up with care homes around the Island, which have given them the details of the first names of residents, their ages and what they might like to receive this Christmas.
It's as this year many are unable to see family and friends in the UK due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In the foyer of the shopping complex people can find all these details on tags hung on a Christmas tree.
You can then take a tag and buy a gift to donate, all up to the value of £10, and bring it back by 19 December unwrapped to be delivered in time for Christmas day.
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