Keighley Buddhists walked across Bronte Country to raise money to feed the hungry.
Members of Keighley Interbeing, a meditation group, raised money for international aid charity Buddhist Global Relief.
The charity works to relieve hunger by supporting grassroots solutions and empowering girls and women through educational sponsorship. The walk on Saturday crossed the moors to Hebden Bridge from the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth.
Interbeing member Richard Dillon said the walkers wanted to help build communities based on compassion, kindness and generosity. He said: "Together we can be the change the world needs."
People can donate at buddhistglobalrelief.org.
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