Dozens of kind-hearted Prestonians snuggled down on their living room floors to show solidarity with the city’s homeless.

The Big PNE Sleep In invited the city to set up tents, camp and more to raise funds for The Foxton Centre.

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Building on the success of the Big PNE Sleep Out at Deepdale in November this event was adapted for the lockdown.

Families joined in with tents being set up both inside and outside.

PNE striker Louis Moult joined in with his daughter’s from the living room floor.

The Foxton Centre said they had received around £2,500 from the Sleep In for much-needed funds to help support rough sleepers through the lockdown period.

Pictures were shared on social media using the hashtag #pnesleepin throughout Good Friday evening.

Others set up camp outside, and then the rain came

A big thank you to everyone who took part and raised much needed awareness and funds for The Foxton.

Read more: How The Foxton Centre has been helping the city’s homeless during lockdown

Donations for The Foxton Centre can be made as part of the event, Text PNESLEEPIN to 70085 to donate £1 or go online to The Foxton Centre website for details on how to donate.