Last year, just two days before Christmas, Chris James lost his battle with a brain tumour, leaving behind his partner Sarah and their two young children. Since then Sarah has thrown herself into raising funds for brain tumour research, while caring for her children. Her friends and neighbours want to help her after the tragedy, so when Street Auction came knocking, they were only too pleased to donate items to be sold to raise funds. Paul Martin and Irina Aggrey take to the streets of Swansea to collect donated items to sell at a Street Auction. Their mission is to raise enough money to help finish off the family's garden - a job Chris had started before he became terminally ill.
Forestry worker, Rob Holt, is well known around Dorset through his work, delivering logs, and helping out in the local community. Last year an ash tree crashed down on him, pinning him to the ground and almost killing him. Emergency services - including his best mate Carl, a retained fireman - had to cut his arm off at the scene. Since the life-changing accident, Rob has had to adjust to using a hook attachment, which, coupled with medical complications, has made work difficult. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian set out to help him by collecting unwanted items donated by neighbours and selling them at a Street Auction near Rob's home. Money raised is going towards a life-like cosmetic hand which will make Rob look and feel more comfortable.
Father-of-two Jim Sutton was medically discharged from the RAF after suffering a ruptured artery to his brain. While receiving treatment at a military rehabilitation centre Jim realised that by helping others he could help himself. Now he spends his days helping the young and old, and former military personnel, as a volunteer in the town of Calne where he lives. In this programme, presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian scour Jim's neighbourhood collecting unwanted items to sell at a Street Auction - without letting Jim know the fundraising is all for him. They hope to raise enough money to send help fulfil Jim's ambition of visiting the grave of his hero, his uncle Fred, a former test-pilot who died while on a manoeuvre in Canada.
Neighbours Ilona Watson and Fay Baxter started a community café to help bring their village of Rogiet, in South Wales together. The cafe is now a lifeline of the village. On top of the hours the women put in at the café, they both have their own challenges at home. Ilona's husband, has been left severely disabled following a fall and Fay cares for her elderly mother who has advanced dementia. But, through it all, the women manage to stay positive and cheerful. Presenters Paul Martin and Tim Weeks set out to give the two unsuspecting women a well-earned break, and some much needed equipment for the community café. Friends and family rally round to donate what they can for the auction, and among the items donated are a large ceramic elephant and a collector's model car.
People donate items to be auctioned off for a community member. Neighbours pull together to surprise a woman who works tirelessly for others while battling cancer and other tragedies herself. Presenters Paul Martin and Irina Aggrey collect donated items to sell at a street auction in Llanidloes, mid Wales.
People donate items to be auctioned off for a community member. Presenters Paul Martin and Tim Weeks are in Abergavenny, collecting unwanted items to sell at a street auction without letting one local resident know the fundraising is all for her. And there's even a surprise from TV and pop star Peter Andre.
People donate items to be auctioned off for a community member. Carl Hodgetts may have spina bifida and be in a wheelchair, but it doesn't stop him being a local hero, and now his neighbours want to thank him at a street auction. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian scour Carl's village collecting up unwanted items to sell - without letting Carl know the fundraising is all for him.
Neighbours surprise a Cardiff woman who uses her own tragic experience to help others. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian collect donated items to sell at a street auction on her doorstep.
Neighbours surprise a Midlands man who helps those with learning difficulties and physical problems while supporting his own daughters who carry a genetic illness. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian collect donated items to sell at a street auction on her doorstep.
A community surprises a Plymouth man who uses his own experience as a refugee to bring people together. Presenter Paul Martin hosts a pop-up auction on his doorstep.
Neighbours turn out to pay tribute to an 83-year-old volunteer who spends her life helping others in Wiltshire. Presenter Paul Martin surprises her after a pop-up auction on her doorstep.
The neighbours of Limavady resident Paula McElhinney surprise her with a po-up auction, hosted by Paul Martin, to thank her for helping others despite her manifesting the early symptoms of Huntington's Disease.
A town turns out to support a Welsh woman who uses her own tragic experience to help others. Presenter Paul Martin hosts a pop-up auction and gives her the surprise of her life.
Neighbours celebrate a Somerset man who spends all his time helping others, despite being in his 90s. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian host a pop-up auction and surprise the unsuspecting nominee.
Neighbours surprise a Belfast woman who uses her own difficult life experience to help others. Presenters Paul Martin and Isabel Balmer sell donated items at a street auction on her doorstep.
Paul Martin hosts a pop-up auction in Gloucester - without letting one inspirational local resident know the fundraising is all for her.
Neighbours surprise a Burnham-on-Sea woman who uses her own tragic experience to help others. Presenters Paul Martin and Danny Sebastian collect donated items to sell at a street auction in her town.