A day of live music will be held in Lancaster to help a team of Good Samaritans who look after homeless people in Lancaster.
Angel Fest is being held to raise money for Tactical Street Angels, run by local couple Dave and Stacey Pattinson.
Bands will perform in Market Square on Sunday August 2 from noon to 5pm.
The line-up includes the Reggie Mental Band, Defined By, Tin Pan Alley and Twisted Metal.
Ahead of the festival, Dave and Stacey visited the Beyond Radio studio to talk about the work of Tactical Street Angels.
LISTEN to Dave and Stacey
"It started around 15 years ago, I'm a local lad and worked away a lot and when I came back to Lancaster I realised there were a lot of homeless people on the streets," said Dave, who runs a security training company.
"I started going out each day with bags of food, tea, coffee, things like that, and it progressed from there.
"We now go out at least five times a day, every single day, week in, week out, with supplies to give to people who are less fortunate on the streets of Lancaster, Morecambe and Heysham.
"Whatever you think somebody might need on the street, that's what we get.
"We stand and have a chat with people, and we check on them to make sure they are OK.
"Sometimes it's just a case of having a conversation, and I think they appreciate that someone is talking to them, rather than just walking past and ignoring them.
"All being well, if Angel Fest progresses well this year, maybe we can look at doing it again next year only a bit bigger."
Stacey said: "The whole idea is awareness and some funding to help us further.
"We are always in need of tents and sleeping bags, we need to replace them at regular intervals."
Find out more about Tactical Street Angels at their Facebook page.
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