Brain tumour sufferer Cory Davison is planning to spend his Christmas Day giving presents to other poorly children at the children's cancer ward in Newcastle's Royal Victory Infirmary. Today he's been picking up another load of donations.
Both Cory Davison, from Blyth in Northumberland and Milly Bamber, from Cockermouth, in Cumbria, are putting themselves out to help young people suffering from cancer.
The pair have very different reasons for their charity drives.
But both hope they will inspire others.
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A youngster from Northumberland is trying to collect as many donations of toys as possible to help bring a smile to the faces of children at Newcastle's RVI.
Cory Davison, from Blyth, is recovering from an aggressive brain tumour. But despite his own health problems he's desperate to help other children in hospital at this time of year.
He will visit there on Christmas morning, not opening his own presents until he gets back.
It's the second time that Cory has made Christmas morning trip. Today he was at John Lewis Store in Newcastle to collect another batch of donations.