Charities in Worcestershire have received support through a pub group's fundraising week.
Pubs across the county and beyond took part in Butcombe Group's annual Community Week.
Teams at The Hadley Bowling Green pub near Droitwich raised much-needed funds for MacMillan Cancer, a community defibrillator and Movember.
The team organised a range of fundraising activities including coffee mornings, raffles and a quiz evening.
This year's Community Week, running from November 17-23, raised £40,540 - a £20,000 increase on last year.
Butcombe Group pubs in Worcestershire took part in Community Week (Image: Butcombe Group)
Jonathan Lawson, chief executive of the Butcombe Group, said: "Community Week is one of the most important moments in our calendar, the passion, creativity, and generosity from our teams this year has been phenomenal.
"Raising over £40,000 and delivering such meaningful community support is something everyone across the business should be incredibly proud of.
"Thank you to everyone who gave up their time or donated to support so many important causes.
"It is initiatives like this that demonstrate just how important pubs continue to be to their local communities, and at Butcombe Group this will continue to be a priority for everyone in our business."
In addition to fundraising, the campaign delivered hundreds of hours of practical support through volunteering.
From foodbanks and hospices to tree planting, gardening, litter picking, and community centre improvements, Butcombe teams helped a wide range of organisations and causes across the South, South West and the Channel Islands.
Alongside local initiatives, several teams also raised funds for industry charities, including Only A Pavement Away and the Burnt Chef Project.