Take a look back at past Harvest Festivals and see which bakers you can spot proudly holding their loaves or the children taking their donations into school from the last 20 years.
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1. Food for the homeless
Harvest Fesatival/Food to homeless in 1999.Left-right: Back: Head Teacher, Mr John Deans. Middle: Katie Winfrow (8), Rose Newsom (8), Alice Needham (8), Conor Bycroft (8), Louis Egan (8) Front: Maureen Beirne, Health Visitor for the homeless, Derek Taylor, Doncaster Healthcare NHS Trust. Photo: Submitted
2. Copley Junior School
In 2007 children at Copley Junior School held a harvest festival with non-perishable goods, all going to Doncaster's M25 homeless project. L-R are Joshua Paskell, and Darcy Atkinson, both seven Photo: Liz Robinson
3. Bentley High Street School
Children from Bentley High Street School presented residents at Minden Court Residential Home with fruit and vegetables from their Harvest Festival back in 2007. L-R are Kelly Cook, Ben Wright, both ten, and Bethyn Saunders, eight, with resident Vivian Thomas, 80 Photo: Liz Robinson
4. Saltersgate Junior School
Taking part in 2007 Harvest Festival at Saltersgate Junior School were L-R Luke Wharton, eight, and Nathan Brookes, ten. Photo: Liz Robinson