A teenager with a happy habit of helping others delivered a dose of Easter joy to care homes across the Isle of Wight last weekend.
Macie Edkins-Wherry delivered 196 Easter eggs and treat bag to various care homes around the Island, which every resident receiving a gift.
The 18 year-old, who has become synonymous with acts of kindness over the past few years, used her own money to fund the deliveries.
She recently performed a similar act over the Christmas period.
Macie said:
"I still want to fit time in to do charity work and deliver to the elderly as I like to make people happy.
"It lights up my day going to visit and have a chat with them, it makes it all worth it to see their faces.
"I will do this for as long as possible and no matter how busy I get will find time to fit it in."
Macie — who is currently rehearsing for a role in Legally Blonde at Shanklin Theatre later this month — hopes to go off to a performing arts college next year, and is training with theatre school Curtain Call Creative.
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