Schools, nurseries and workplaces across Dorset donned Pudsey ears and outfits as they raised vital funds for Children in Need 2019.
The annual BBC appeal raised a huge £47.9m this year, which will go towards helping to change the lives of children and young people across the UK.
Thanks to those of you who shared what you got up to - here's a little round up!
Uplyme Pre-school, Uplyme
Children were invited to wear spotty clothes and make Pudsey bear biscuits. They raised £33 for Children in Need.
St Andrew's CE Primary School, Weymouth
St Andrew’s school raised money for Children in Need with lots of activities including a non-uniform day, a colouring competition and covering a huge Pudsey in donated coins.
Sunny Days Nursery, Bridport
Children support the appeal by dressing in their pyjamas and making Pudsey pictures, eye patches and bear ear headbands. The youngsters also got to meet Pudsey!
Wonderland Day Nursey/Pre-School, Bridport
Parents and kids got baking for a cake sale at this nursery, which raised £147.93 towards the appeal - well done!
Bridport Primary School
Sharron Leader says her five-year-old son Isaac took part in a non-uniform day, where pupils all brought in a £1 donation to Children in Need. Here's Isaac sporting his Pudsey outfit!
West Dorset Leisure Holidays
Joanna Boschis said: "At a recent West Dorset Leisure Holidays Holiday Home Owners event we held a raffle and raised £252 for Children in Need." - Great work!
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