Andrew Jackson says people kept wanting to donate when he started his Craven Arms Halloween displays.
A family are raising money for charity with a spooky Halloween display after the death of a close friend.
They said they hoped the money they raised for Bowel Cancer UK might "help eradicate or help with this horrible disease". He started doing it to entertain the children and for the "big kid" in him but said people kept asking: "Where's the collection box?"
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