A Littleport schoolgirl raised more than £150 by baking cakes for a charity cake sale at her home.

Ely Standard: Chloe Warren raises £110 for Children In Need with a charity cake sale in LittleportChloe Warren raises £110 for Children In Need with a charity cake sale in Littleport (Image: Archant)

Chloe Warren, nine, of Jersey Way, held her popular stall over the Bank Holiday weekend to raise money for Children In Need.

Ely Standard: Preparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In NeedPreparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In Need (Image: Archant)

The tasty treats brought in £150.50.

Ely Standard: Preparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In NeedPreparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In Need (Image: Archant)

The Millfield Primary pupil first saw Children In Need in November and said she wanted to help some children who didn’t have as much.

Ely Standard: Preparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In NeedPreparing for Chloe's cake sale in Littleport to raise money for Children In Need (Image: Archant)

Her mum Sam said: “She spent since November planning what she will make, how much to sell for and doing posters.

Ely Standard: Chloe Warren raises £110 for Children In Need with a charity cake sale in LittleportChloe Warren raises £110 for Children In Need with a charity cake sale in Littleport (Image: Archant)

“The total now stands at £150.50. She wants to be a patisserie chef when she is older and baking is her passion.”

Chloe spent hours preparing for the big event with help from her brother and sister who got busy in the art department to make signs.

Gaynor Fisher said: “We have been preparing for Chloe’s bake sale on Highfields Estate.

“She wants to raise funds for Children in Need. She has been very busy getting her Nannie to help and do the washing up, whilst her sister Rosie and brother Charlie have been busy doing some table decorations and posters.

“Today we have been decorating the cup cakes and the large cakes. Please come and support her to make lots of money for Children in Need.”

In Cambridgeshire Children in Need helps a whole host of groups including:

• STARS, £64,000 to support children suffering bereavement.

• KITE Trust, £64,000 for training and education to children in care or not in education.

• Theodora Trust, £70,000 to provide giggle sessions for children and young people in hospital to reduce anxiety.

• Relate, £90,000 for counselling to help young people suffering mental health problems as a result of parental relationship break down.

• Hammer and Tong productions, £67,000, to help parents and children have better relationships.

• Kick, £87,000 to provide personal development activities to improve self esteem of young people.

• Froglife, £111,000 provides outdoor therapeutic environmental activities for children with behaviour issues or disabilities.

• Links to Change, £94,000 to help young men experiencing child sexual exploitation.

• Adfam, £98,000 for young people affected by drugs and alcohol use with the family.

• Boxing Fitness £10,000 for boxercise for young people not in education.

• Centre 33, £106,000 for support for young carers.

• Carers Trust Cambs, £100,000 for a range of activities for disabled children and their siblings.

• Drinksense, £98,000 for children affected by parental alcohol and drug abuse.

• Homestart, £108,000 for the home visit and weekly support sessions.

• Ormiston, £80,000 to support children with a parent in prison.