STAFF at a Sheffield company monkeyed around to raise £800 for one of their colleagues taking part in the charity challenge of a lifetime.
Employees at Liberata collected the cash with a Banana Day in aid of Tracey Armston, who needs to donate a minimum of £3,000 to the Prince's Trust to compete in the charity's Costa Rica Challenge.
Workmates dressed up in banana suits, gorilla costumes and pyjamas and organised fundraising activities.
Tracey, aged 26, from Nether Edge, will undertake a seven-day journey across Costa Rica in March.
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