Local businesses have joined Nampak again this year in putting together Christmas hampers for charity.
The company started the annual event a few years ago and it's grown to include contributions from more local companies.
Two years ago the staff at Nampak bought items to make six hampers, but this year, with over 40 donations, there is enough contributions for 20 or more.
They include food items, toiletries and toys and will be distributed to Island charities on the 15 and 16 December.
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