The Exeter charity for homeless people, St Petrocks, is being supported by a group of community-minded school pupils today.
They're setting up a stall in the Guildhall shopping centre where people can donate socks - which are badly needed by users of the charity's services.
The initiative is a social action project, carried out as part of the pupils' National Citizenship Service.
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