My latest donation goes to Ouseburn Farm's photography group. This will help expand the group & give more opportunities for their placements to learn photography.

My largest donation to date goes to the Creative Youth Opportunities CIC, which serves children and young people in East Durham, and Benwell, in Gateshead.

I was delighted to be able to donate 10 film cameras and other darkroom equipment to the fabulous Chilli Studios, Newcastle upon Tyne.

I am delighted & proud to announce that my project has received a one-off funding donation from Analogue Wonderland...

My part of Northumberland has three high schools. I've already helped two of them, so I contacted the third to see what, if anything, I could do for them. Their Lead Practitioner for Design Technology & Media got in touch with slightly different needs. A challenge - but I had it covered...

My third donation came out of the power of social media. I received a message through the Facebook page I created about the project. Not from a school, but from a charity that supports people with learning disabilities in the north east. Their vision is that everyone should have happy, inclusive and fulfilling lives - and that includes photography.

The second of my donations was to the Haydon Bridge High School in Haydon Bridge, Northumberland. Their needs were a little different to my first donation at the Queen Elizabeth High in Hexham, but I knew I could help.

The first of my donations. The Queen Elizabeth High School in Hexham, Northumberland has a thriving photography A-Level course. At the time of donating, they had 38 students across the two A-level year groups.