A total of £370.96 was raised for Autism East Midlands at a fundraising weekend.

It was staged at i-Jump Trampoline Park, Mansfield Woodhouse, which also made customers aware of the charity’s work.

I-Jump staff supported high-energy fundraising challenges, including the fastest time across monkey bars, the highest score on the reaction wall and the fastest time on the climbing wall.

Other activities included the chance to guess the identity of a staff member from a selection of baby photographs and a competition to guess the name of a giant teddy bear.

There was a tombola with prizes donated by staff and the community, and a display showcasing more about the charity.

A spokesman for i-Jump said: “We were so happy to host an event for a cause so close to home.

“We see the great work that Autism East Midlands does with its service users as they come bouncing with us at our adaptive sessions.”

Autism East Midlands said: “We thank the team at i-Jump. The money raised will go a long way to helping those touched by autism.”