Seven year old Izabella Smith loves to read books, so she's happy that she could use her hobby to help others.
Izabella is the NSW Readathon fundraiser of the year, after she raised nearly $3000 in 2015 for people suffering from Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
"I did it because I like helping people," she said.
"It wasn't really hard because I practice lots. I read books because I can find out what's happening in them, like if there's a monster or something."
Izabella read 100 books in one school term last year.
She said that she's very proud of her achievement and wants to keep helping people in the future.
Over 36 years, the MS Readathon has raised over $40 million for people living with Multiple Sclerosis.
School kids can register for the 2016 Readathon, happening in August, at: www.msreadathon.org.au.
