Handprints Day nursery in Silsden are raising money for the family of Otis.
Recently one of the nursery's children, Otis passed away during a holiday with his family.
Since his passing the nursery have been raising money to support his family during this difficult time.
The team is hosting a fun day in his honour on 8th August at St James church.
Manager of the nursery, Molly said:
"Otis was a bright, happy, and cherished member of our nursery family, and he will be deeply missed by all of us who had the joy of knowing him.
"Our thoughts, love, and deepest sympathies go out to Otis’ family and friends at this incredibly difficult time.
"We are all heartbroken with this sad news and would like to help the family by raising funds to support them at this time."
Handprints Day nursery have already raised over £9,000 for the family with a target of £10,000.
You can support their cause by visiting the GoFundme page here:

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