ACU Benevolent Fund uses the money raised to support injured riders
A charity supporting injured road racers says selling TT badges makes a huge difference to its fundraising efforts.
Every year the ACU Benevolent Fund sells a different badge around the Island.
This year they're honouring the 90th anniversary of marshals helping to keep the event safe.
Wyn Evans is the charity's vice chair.
She says they can provide a lot of support to someone in need:
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