PICTURES: Inverness car wash is great success for Highland valet team
An Inverness charity car wash was a "soaper" success.
The car wash in aid of Mikeysline, and the gift of two bikes to two young people, was to promote to everyone that "it is ok to not be ok".
Organiser Robert Murray, of valeters SR Reflection, thanked everyone who had supported the fundraising day last Saturday, revealing the total raised was £1133.50.
Mr Murray also gave away two bikes to children who were nominated as being most deserving of the gift.
Mr Murray said: "I would like to thank everyone that came in on Saturday for the charity carwash
"The charity was mikeysline a local suicide prevention team.
"With out the generosity of our customers we would of never raised £1133.50 which will go to helping a lot of people.
"The two bikes went to Aiden Buchart and Archie Maclean, both boys did not know so it was a nice surprise.
"Their faces pretty much said it all, both boys have done amazingly well with the lockdown restrictions .
"The boys without a doubt deserve the bikes.
"Thanks to everyone that helped on the day."
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